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Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-05-03

Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1853-05-03 page 1

r , y l7 VOLUME XVI. COLUMBUS, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 3, 1853. NUMBER 250. TUB Dailn l)to State Journal 18 PUBLISHED EVERY MORKINd, EXCEPT SUNDAY, UX ' 8C0TX BASCOM, journal autLDixai, aioa and piau iruira iktkakci oh uiiih. TER MS invariably in advance .-To Columbus, 6.00 nyear j by umil, &.O0. Dully during the amnion of th legislature, aud Trl Weekly Ihr the remainder of Uw year, WOO. TDK IVKKK.LY JOURNAL Is furnished to city subscribers at S3, Mi by uiall at (1.00ft year. Club of four .ail upwards, SI 26 i f ten Htid upwards, 1.0O. Tim 'itlvw.l.LY JOURNAL I C8.00 a year. HaTKS OF ADVERTISING!! THE DAILY JOURNAL. The following rate and rulaa bar been agreed upon between tba proprietors or the Ohio Stalaman and tba Ohio Stats Journal, to be observed lu all ouaa, after thl data. July 80, ltU. One aquara, TO llnaa or lata of Qua Hasd type, for on Insertion, 60o. j eacb aitditlonal Insertion, 2Go. ii ii ii n i i square, 1 26 8 00 00 5 00 8. 8. 9. 10. 16. 18. squares, 1 87,3 87 6 00,8 00 8W i3jSlo. . . B square, jS 60i6oj6 60800 5"o0 loT liT" MT7 7! 77 A square, 8 005 608 009 00 10. 13. 14. 16. j .. si ibi nu- 6 squares, I Changeable i 6 square, or M column, Changeable or 'm column, quarterly, WM monthly, .,..,...25; weekly, 80 dally, 80i quarterly ,.,..35 monthly) 45 weekly 55 l dully lau Standing card, 6 line or leas, for one year S10. No advertisement to be considered by the year, unless specified on the manuscript, or previously agreed upon between the parties. Advertisements not marked on tha oopy for a specified number of insertion!, will be eontlnued one month, aniens ordered out, and payment will ke exacted accordingly. All advertisements from atrangera or transient persona to be paid in advance. The privileges of yearly advertiser! will be confined rigidly to their regular business ; and all advertisement not pertaining thereto, to be paid for extra. Advertisements for Auctioneers, General Agent, Ilea Estate Agents, &c, not to be contracted for by the year, but to be charged by the piece, at-the usual rates. Announcing candidate (for office, of every description) to be charged at the rate of fifty cant per week, for each name ; the tame to be, in ail case, paid in advance. Attorneys will be holden for the price of Inserting advertisements brought in by them. Publishers not accountable for the accuracy of legal advertisement beyond the amount charged for their publication.All leaded advertisement to be charged not less than double the above rates, aud measured aa If solid. Advertisement on the Inside exclusively, to be charged at the rat. of 60 per cent In advance of the above rates. . - No ADVESnSCHSBT OAK B EtMTIt ORATfllTOUSLT. Advertisements for charitable Institutions, Are companies, ward, township, and other publlo meetings, and such like, to be charged half price. Deaths' Inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral InvitHtloua or obituary notices, aud when ao accompanied, to be puid for. II persona sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, concerts, or any publlo entertalnmenta where charges are made for admittance, aud all notices of private enterprises, can only be inserted with the understanding that tha same are to be paid for. If intended to be inserted In the editorial column, the suine will be charged at the rate of not less than 20 cents per line, and then only wbeu accompanied by an advertisement 6rf.it Strain printing Jjonsf, JOl itViL BCILDIXGS, UIGII ST., COLIMBIS, OHIO, SCOTT & BASCOM, PROPRIETORS. Jj NCOURAGKD by past success, tho suhsrrilicr ro-j spectfully call tho attention of tile Public to the superior facilities they now possess for executing every description of PU1NT-INU, in the first style of the Typographic, Art. Hating for jran been constantly adding to and enlarging their Establishment, they run at present boast of an ofllce worthy of the Capital of this great Bute. The various departments liuvo been nrruiiffcd Willi special reference to the neat and expeditious execution of AM, KINDS Of HOOK ANDJOU PRINTING, from a card of a single line to a volume of a thousand pages. Tho dllFuront descriptions of work are carried on in separute apartinenU. each Uivliou Uffng under the charge of careful and experienced hands. A sketch ol the premises may convey some idea of the extcut and facilities of the JOURNAL STEAM 1'IU.NTLNQ HOUSE. THE BOOK AND PAMPHLET DEPARTMENT, - Occupying tlio custom Irani vi' tin; thiiU lluur, Id furnished with extensive fonts of all the newest stylos of letter from Diamond to Pica, and provided with every thing requisite for the rapid mid accurate composition of Legal, Medical, Theological ami Miscellaneous Works; Report!, Strmons, ISij-Ijiics, Calalogurs, Lawyer's Briefs, and Pamphlets of every kind. In this department, we print books In all tho branches of Literature, for Publishers and Authors, a well as for Colleges, College Societies, rVuiinarhx, ami jther Publlo Institutions. Many of tho works bearing tho imprint ( this olllce have met with the most flattering testimonials, us to their accuracy and typographical beauty, even from the first publishers In Boston and other eastern cities. Among these we would notice lrsinus' Commentary on the Heiiklliern Catechism, 'Mh Vul. Ohio Reports, Tltt Volume of the Worltl, Plain Thoughts on Secret Suritties, Brunuer on French Nouns, Dr. (ilrason's Iscturrs on Life anil Healthy Poems by Mrs. C. A. Chamberlain, Christy's Chemistry of Agriculture, &e. &e. MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS. We pay particular attention to this class ol' work, nnil ire printing some of the best Periodicals, among which wo refer with utirction to The 1I.i(m7 Literary Magazine, The Ohio Journal if filtration, T.e Ark, Annual Procenlings I. O. O. F., Journals of Episcopal Conventions, The Beauty of Holiness ani AuWali Ji5fniiy, Ti Ohio Cultivator, (to. &c. THE JOB E00M UiTiipies tho middlo part of tlio third door of tin? Journal Ilulldiugs, aud contains an Immense assortment of all the various kinds of Type for the printing of Cards, Checks, Certillcate, Circulars, Handbills, Showbills, Hill Heads, Posters, Programmes, Urge hills for Country Merchants, Concerts, Exhibitions, &c. tic. In this department, our olHro Is uaiurpassed hi fullness and completeness by any in the West, and we are continually receiving all the most beautiful fonts of new Type from the various Foundries, tnd Intend to let nothing escape us which will add to the reputation already acquired. THE NEWSPAPER DEPARTMENT Occupies the west end of our spacious Composition Rooms, which are 120 feet in length, and lighted by 60 gas burners THE PRESS ROOM CoiitaininK n number of the most approved 10 W I'll Plli:.-Sr:3 of IIOK'8 and ADAMS' Patents, Is on the first floor. Our Presses print every description of work, from the smallest Card to the Double Mammoth Poster, and are all driven by KTKA.M I'OWKIt. We cun produce the most brilliant and attractive !-liw I'urds, und other Fancy and Ornamental Priutlug, In Colors, or In Gold, Silver and other Dronn-s, fur more showy and effective, and much less costly than Engraving ; baTingall the Improvement no-cessury to render our Printing neat and attractive. THE B00KBINDERY Occupies the whole widlli of the second Moor. u"d is uNe HUMiRcn and twcmv kkt In length, Including the Folding and Kuliug llooin, on theeasteru front. It is well f urnished with exnen ive umchincrv from the Hast, among which are Adams largest and best Power fuibossing Presses and hand Lettering Presses, with an ample supply of llrass Type, Dies, CombinaUim Ornaments and Borders, for ia.icy bindings in Cloth aud Morocco; also other nor chiucry. for Uw and Standard work, from which, with the ai l of llufchcd workmen, we are not only enabled to execute any amount of work for the trade, rapidly and of superior quality, but al-n the rotlnding of Hooks, Magazines, Periodicals, Sheet Mu-dc, Pamphlets, fcc , in any required style and finish. Ill the Ui.ank Book Dei-artmdst, we have Il'ckoli s ben Ituling Slachiues, of the lrge capacity, with every appli in. e fur furnishing any nqiiinil pattern lu ruling, however ui urate; also .McA.buns' Patent Paging Machine, now very popular lu the Public Oflices, and with Hankers, Merchant aud A couutiiiils at the Kit, for paging all kinds of liuiuk Cooks ofer they ui bj'un , in a rapid and suiwrior style. Weare also constantly supplied with a large stock of the best quality of Wriliug and Ubink lUs k Pa-rs, of everv size, fiom the best American and Foreign Manufacturers, and can furnish States. Counties, Hanks, Railroad and other Corporations, Societies and the Trade, with lllank Books In any quantity, of anv quality and sizo, made by tuperior workmen, and warrant"! perfect, which wo are willing to compare with thoso of auy establi ihment East or WnsU STEREOTYPING Of every description Is also carried on at this lloure. Authors wishing to perpetuate their works, are enabled, by a comparatively slight addition to the first cost, to Issue subsequent editions at the mere cost of paper, press work and binding. Leads cast of any measure and thk knes for the trade. Heads for Newspaijer., rovers for Magaxine, ke., stereotyped In good stvla Particular attention paid to the stereotyping of wood cut THE COUNTING ROOM . , , Is on the first floor, frontins on Hifili street. It is here that all order of customers are received, all contract made, and all the business of the establishment transacted. Persons desiring Printing or Binding done will here find Specimens of all the various style. We have nearly One Hundred Persons ensased n our various departments, at the Highest Wages, among whom are many of the meet akillful Workmen in the business, and all feeling an interest In any work bearing the Imprint of this office. This, roni-tsord with the practical experience and personal supervision of the Senior Proprietor, enable us confidently to invite the attentif -n of the Public gencrallv to our STKA.M Pltl.NTIXO) rSTABLISHMKST, believing that nowhere else can they secure Better Work or Bettor Term. CHARLES SCOTT, J ..,.lm Wit T. BASCOM! J "on'm- COMETHING NEW. Mrs. H. G. Suplee, KJ Invite the attention of country merchant and dres ms aers to ber unrivaled assortment ol PAPER PATTERNS. for full sized ladles' drew, sleeves, mantles, talma, mantillas, capes, aprons, sack, etc., etc The Patterns are embroidered in various designs, printed and fringed, allowing exactly bow the dress will appear when made. Being In constant communication with the best houses ot Lost don and Pari, and furnished monthly with every new design as eooa as it appears, the public can always depend on the Old LataDiisneu iiouwi lor me most recnercne noveitm w areae. Always ob hand, beautiful assortment of CHII.DRR!) CLOTHING, nf Va MWMt atvlM and matArfa'a fy A aet of sii pattern wUl bs teal to any OM mctoslnf tnrce aoiiars. sarm. a. . ovriiKc, CailaVen'l Clothing mi Patten Enrpmsm, Janl8-3a M outh Id street, FhlltJelpkit MW-YOKK ADYfcRTlSKM KMS. QMW. U M'DONALD'S ADVIKII8INQ HOOK, 10S NASSAU ST, N. V TO MEKCHANTS AND DEALERS. JL VV. J. IIAV1M & CO. beg to remind merchant and aeaiers mat tnoy are tnesolo agents lor H. F. IXK AVKlt'ts UNltl VA1.GD nONEV SOAP.- tha only gnnulon ; aliu, lor hi celebrated Math Broun Windsor, ana otner i out toaps near gr saso, oiariuea marrow, (Uav. lug cresmi. milltarv sbavlni aoao. etc. Thoy are ooutlantly Importing the flnert qoslltles of English and French Hair aud '1 ooth Brushes, shell, horn and Bullalo Dressing Combs, and every description of good In the Fancy and Perfumery line, which they will sell at the lowist cash Prices. Prico lists and aamples lonton when applied for. Merchant will Hod It well worth their while to give them call V. J. LIAV13 et uu,, No. 10 Courtland street, New York, tnat83.3m.-M Solf Agents for the United States. G EO. M. TRACY & CO., 84 William St., Corner of Maiden Lane, Nets York, lMPOKTKUS oy GENTLEMEN'! FURNISHING GOODS. Iu this eatahllibment, being the largeitln the city, may be iouna a large ana wen aeieciea toc,uonsisuug in part of ncn scan ana cravau, nnsiery, gloves, unuer garmonts, auspenucrs, stocks, London and Napoleon tics, shirts of all Qualities, etc. Having been engaged In this business the lait twenty year, comment la unnecessary, as they have mado such arrangements In Europe that thoy are receiving by almost every steamer the cholcobt goods the market utlurds, and purchaser need only call to satisfy theraielve that every article in the furnishing line may oe louua uerfl. leuso-jin-i PATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS-BUS, Madeundor a new and peculiar process, for Private iwuuiDgs, iioEois, BieamDoaia, onipa, ore. These beds, together with bolsters, pillows, comlorlers, etc. are ottered to the public, aller a thorough trial, as the beat and cheapest kuown. 'lhuy possess many and great advantages, amougwuicn may do mentioned tua loiiowiug, vltt They are cliflaocr tlmn hair: will retain Iholr ulastlctlT alwavs: are pruof against all kinds of vermin are preventers, as well as relievers of i bcutnatlsm ; are sweeter and far more cloanly than any other are easily renewed; are valuable aa Lite Pro- server a oertn uiauruss 01 mis material Demg sufficiently ouoy-ant to auitaln a person loversl day. 1'hoy will be found desirable tor forelpn markets, nartlcularlv for Califoruia, Australia, China, and the Islands in the I'scllic Ocean, bearing close packing, and on opening returning to their original puis. rorasioDy UORKMUS & NIXON, Solo Agent, No. SI Park Placo. and 18 Murrav street. N. V. g.y Upholsterers, carriago makers and other, supplied with mo ceiling Dy me pouna. tJF The trado gcnnrally supplied at a liberal discount, We are permitted to usu tho uamea of the following gen tlemen, who have used and approvo of the artlclca : (leorge I . fchuylcr, Kiq., Charles Davis, l.'sq., J. Rreen Pearson, Kiq., Her. 11. W. Bellows, Klihu Townsond, Esq., Robert J. Iiankin, tiq., II. Drewer, M. D Nicholas Ueau, Esq., J. W. Rradshaw, M. D., Captain Joseph J. Comatock, Captain Huzard, Dull'slj, Com. U. 3. Mall Steamer Captain llollister, Baltic. teblSUmat E NAME LED COTTAGE CHAMBER FUNRITUHE. MATTI1EWS fc STAC Y. 526 Broad- war. corner Suriniratreet. New York, oouosito tit. Nicholas Uo tel. i'rmcott and Callatnoro IIousoi. now ctt'or ot wholesale and retail, tho mo it extensive assortment of Fnamcled FurniUirn to be iuund in the United States, all Irom original designs, Including UrlentHl, Kerpentinfl, up?n Cuttuge, tltgb 1'oit ana othor patterns. Also. Hoie wood. Mahogany, Unk aud Bluck Walnut chaui-hor and uartnr titilti. M, tV o., derottna; thrmie.vrsexuTuvively to the manufacturing depHrttucrt of this huMness, assure purchasers they cun procure Ot toem wen srnioneii, uurabieanu e teg tint iurntture, at prices varying from 8 to $5U0 per suite ft. !(. No cuonectiuD wiLbany other firm in the city. fct9-:fin-M NEW SILK HOUSE TULLER, HUTCH-INH & LASKI.I., Imnorhtrs and Wholesale Dealers, 91 Lib- erty, N. Y., are now receiving and opening a vory laro aud en tireiy new iioca ot (4 If, KM AND FANCY DRY OOODrt. comprising dres silks, dres goods snd triinmiugs, bonnet and tHlleta ribbons, shawls, kid, silk aud l.lilo gloves, white goods, laces and embroideries, together with a general assortment of every variety of goods In their line ; caih and time buyers from every section will tiud this a very detirnble stock, and at low prices. war. u. i ullkr, r-TrcpitKN iasbll, W. 8. llVTCiua, Wm. D. Uait, 11. M. McCoRKLK, ft b8-3in-M All lute with Dowpn it McNamee. FRENCH FANC Y & STAPLE GOODS. llUfillEM, OCl'UY & f'ltEIIANGK. 73 William stroi t, New York, Importers and Wholi snl Dealers l wi. Fsncy Goods, h .-.- iu siurenid are roceiviugby every pack et irum tlH .r,, a large aud deslrabl.- asanrtment ol goods tor ine spring trade, which they crier to the trade at Ihe lowest market prices. Among their stock may be found Asate. ailk. dress, vest and lancv buttons of all kinds ; percus- slun caps, till and SB, ribbed and ribbed and split; fans of all descriptions, a most complete assortment i brushes teeth, nail, hair andahaviogi accordeons and tiutlnas of the mot superior quality; purses silk, buck and cotton i kid and leather garter ; Imitation Jewelry, bona bracelets, jet goods, etc.; suspenders, from low to high prices, a complete assortment; sua guards, steel pens, neat chains, violin strings, etc.,eto ; gsme ban, dice, mirrors, eyelets, peuboldera, ete ; together with many other tan. ey article. lebll 3m-M LINEN GOODS. The subscribers, Import-era ol I.lnens, etc, offer lor sale a full assortment of tho most approved manufactures, consisting io part as lollow : rirown ana Dieacncn aispurana aaraam, an wiaina. Table clothe, of all qualitie and aiie. Napkiua and doylies Snowdrop and satin dimask. Ilirdseve Diapers narrow to very wide, and Iromcoano to very fine. pillow cases, linen ana meetings. Drilling Plain and lancy Irish, French and KnglUh. Hollands Brown, bleached, black and slato. Pantaloon Linens IM, 7 8 and 4-4, blay and yellow. Linen cambric handkerchiefs, a large variety. Khlrting Linens Light, medium and heavy. Printed Shirting Linens Choice tnd new patterns. Mosquito Netting. GREENWAY, BROTIIKRS dt CO., fcbl-3m-M lit Park Place and ID Barclay et .N.Y. GILLIES & BYRNE, Manufacturers of ENAMELED ORNAMENTAL COTTAGE AND I'll AftlllKIt FLUMTl'ltK, 4M! Broadway, east side, he-low Grand street, manulactory No. 49 Greene street, New York, take pleasure in informing the citizens ol Columbus and Its vicinity, thsttbey still continue to sell a warranted first class Bill-cle at prices so low as to offer tha greatest inducement to all who Intend purchasing, to call on us before making up their bills. All articles ottered at our estsblithment warranted to be eonstrncted throughout ot kiln dried wood, and ol the best quality of material, ll-iog tho first to manufacture Ihl furniture in the IJnhed Stata, years of experience baa enabled us to produce an article that la at once a perfect combination of beauty and utility. Being engaged exclusively In Ibi one line, we have the largest assortment in this country, made after the latest Parialan and Italian atyles. Being the most varied and unique assoit-ment ever before offered, the most particular tastea In regard to color, shading, ornamenting, etc., etc., can alwaya he suited. All orders through the I'ust promptly attenaea to. suitresses, feather beds, pillows, paillaisscs, etc , at the shorten notice Greatest care taken in boxing. (1I1.1.1KS & BYUNK. No.4.tt Hrosdwny, east side, below urana street, n. i. Will remove on May 1st to No. Mo, a lew door above r'pring street. JanUd-:fra-' WILLIAM SIMPSON, Manufacturer and Dealer In VI.-HNITURK AND l'PHOl.tsTEWY. in all ita branches, wholesale and retail, Nns. e Bnwerv and 1M Chester street New York. The CHEAPEST FURXITVKE ESTABLISHMENT In Ihe United State. rJunerlor rosewood lurnitura in auita, in brocstelle, p.uih, etc, ete also, a very ettensive stork of mahogany, b'ack wal nut and other furniture, which ha warrant equal to any in ine city, to which he calls Ihe particular atteutlon ol country mrr-cbanla and others. N II. tioods carefully packed and shipped to any part of tba world. jn!i6-:im-M TNDIA RUBBER GOODS. The subscriber I would respectfully call the attention of his old customers and merchants throughout tha United tttea and Canada to bis st ick ol Rubber Goods, manufactured by himself expressly for the spring trace ol lf.vl tin stocx ot Kill RE It 4 I.OTm.VO particularly deserving of Inspection ; a It baa never before been ao complete, nor the articles more pertect. An Kxtenalve attack or Coats, Cape. Pants, Overalls, Carriage Cloth, I Machine Belting, wading rant, cogina raeaing, Piano Covers, l.lle Preservers, Glove, Air (labs, Csds. Whips, Leggings, and every description of Rubber Goods, constantly on band. The above are warranted to stand any climate, and will be so'd at most reasonable price. Ordera solicited, and promptly at- nueaiooy ..v.., 72 Maiden Lane, first corner from Broadway, janlfl Jm: and 59 Nasaan stmt. New ork. F LOOR OIL CLOTHS. A1.BKO As nOYT, Mo 73 and 74 John stxxxt. N aw Y'.ax, Mann fact arena of Floor Oil Cloths. nifop tn the trade, oa liberal terma. a areacral aaeortmect ol the above goods in various widths, of 3 ft, ft , 4 It 6, 5 ft 3, 6 It, 9 It, 1 It, li ft, 1 B ana ii : aiao. CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS, In widths ot 3-4ths, 7 8th and 4 4ths -, also. Table Oil 4'lolhe, 44th, S-4tha, and 6-4ih wide , These goods are well seasoned and will eadare any climate. jsnl8-3m:si PRLNG GOODS, ISSi. Wm. H. Knoep- O m. 99 William street. New York, Importer and Jobber in French, German, English aid Domestic Govts, lor 1 ailor and Clothier, has received by late arrivala, a large and well selected stock in ... Herman. F.nrliih and French cloths, of all grade and style. Hebair coattnte, drap d'ete, queen s cloth, alpaca amd wonted eoatinca, casnroeretre. , Mixed and clouded z ephyr cloth, plans and twilled Fancy French and Barnsley dril's. Brown and yellow linens. Fancy plaid and figarrd Mararillr. Wkifn and Rnff do do Drab ailk and lines matins a, toartker with aa extensive assort ment of trite mint, and other goods tnitable far the Clothing TnS. mi Ihe mnat favorable BDrma. i.rt iil.r eaah or abort tin barer, and all who atadr their interact, wil! call aad examine his stock before parcasetag eUxr I where. jastia lf:xi NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. rsOMW. H. at'DONatD' ADVKfiTIStNO HOUSI, 103 StAlSiU ST ,K. T. WHOLESALE BOOK HOUSE. COR-NI8II, LAMPORT Si CO., No. 8 Park Place, New York, being extensively engaged in the Publishing, Bookselling and Stationery Business, are prepared to otter every variety of good In tbelr lino on the most liberal terms. Their own publication embrace many vaiuaoie ana popular rolaceiianeoua worxs, together with an unrivaled selection of school book, Including Stoddard' celebrated aerie uf Arithmetic O. L.fcCo. are also large dealer in and manufacturers of every variety of Cap and Letter Papers, which they otter at manulacturera' whole sale prlcea. Order from tho Trade respectlully solicited. apO 3m-ai TNDIA RUBBER GOODS. The Union In- X dia KrJBBf a Co., Warehouse No. 19 Nassau street, New York, extensive manufacturers, under Qoodyear'a patents, of Coats, Life Protorvers, Piano Covers, Capes, Air Beds, Tarpaulins, Caps, Pillow, Surgical and Army i Navy Goods, Cuihlons, Chemical Apparatus. The good made by this company ero warranted to stand all climates, and are superior to those made under any other patent. D. M. WILSON, President. P.M. emriiD, Treasurer and Secretary. epO-Dm-M T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF Jj BUY GOODS t o. o. wiEson & CO., Importers and Jobber of Dry Goods, No. li! Courtland Street, (opposite the National and Western Hotels), and Nos. 11 and 13 Dey Street, NEW YORK, Invite the attention of Whoiksalh Uuvebs to their very large assortment ol goods, which ia kapt complete at all soaaon of the year by the addition of all tho new styles and fabric thai are constantly arriving by "stoaroer" and "packota." We have large departments devoted exclusively to thnsaleof cloths, Caaiimerea. Vesting.. Tailors' Trlmm'nos. White Goods, Uo- liory, Dress Goods, Shawls, Yankeo Notions, Domestics, etc., etc. In addition are displayed large linos of prints, including Merrlmacs and Cochecus, Ginghams, Lawna, Beragcs, Black and other staple Silks, Merinos, Bumbaiines, Alpacas, and the nu merous other arliolea appertaining to tho Dby Goods 1ade Also, agents for tho sale of "iloylc's Itoyal Patent Swantdown Sowing Cotton." We Invito tho attention of the cloaust buyer for cosh or credit. mrl8.1y-M T?AIRBANKS' PLATFORM SCALES. M I. nn or knnurn fleverclv tested Alwava rieht The ac knowledged standard. Agents jJtctjivxClt tv liiuus, voiumuui. marS 4m-H BILLIARD TABLES. The subscribers offer for sale Table ten oer cent. less than any other ea- tablishment In the city of New York, with improved cloth or patent iodia Rubber cushions, which are preferred to all otfaera now in use by the best players in the United States for correctness .mi Alaatieitv. and arn warranted to stand In their nlace for year, without repairing. Gentlemen wl.hing to purchase Ta-Lies or all descriptions, with Marble, Mahogany or Pino Bed, can have their orders tilled the same as 11 they were present, by addressing us by mail. Alwaya on hand, tables, cloths, ball, cues, French leathers, pockets, pool boards, and cue wax of the best dcaerlptlon, ready lor ahipping at the shortest notice. UUirruu at. u i-' hi-. it-, mar9-3m-M CO Ann street, New York. CALT. The subscriber, being largely enga- kZ? ced In tho salt business in the citv of Now York, would in form merchant and consumera that he keepa constantly on hand, Ashton's, Worthington'a and other brands of Liverpool tine salt; Liverpool ground aluin do.; 1 urns' isiana, nouaire, Si. Ubcs and other kinds coarse salt, and refined ground rock salt, in bags of IS aad 7 lbs; also miueral and Ashtonsalt, in thn samn sized bao: also, cases and bat's of Saline do, audoaso of ground rock do, tor aale upon tbo most favorable terms. Orders are solicited, and promptly attended to. by HAMUr.l, UU1 ALiLiiniT, At hi Salt Warehouse, 101 and 103 Broad street, and 297 Washington street. fobl dm-w BENIIAM, WHITNEY & CO., No. 372 Pearl street, New York, manufacturer of PLAIN, JAPANNED Si PLANISHED TIN WARE, and Dealer in Hardwore, Britannia and Glassware, auch as Table Cutlery, Britannia Urns, Tea and Cottoo Pots, Candlesticks, Table Castors, 8oup LiJIes, Fluid and Oil Lamps, Pitchers, Tumblers, Table and Tea fpoons, Fluted and (iermansilver Spoons, Forks and Ladles; Tinned and Knomelcd Sauce-Pans, Muslin Kettk. Fry Pane, Shovel and Tonga, Sad Irona, Iron and lira. Wire. Ilrais Kettles. Sheet Iron. Tin Plate, Block Tin, Antimony, etc All goods carefully packed and tcurrantcd. leDlo-.)in-M nILLMAN & NEAR1NG. 105 Willinm street, New York, wholesale dealers In siir.K AMU nill.l.lHRV (900DH. Invito those vlaiting the city to examine their choico and carefully selected stock of Silks, Parts Ribbons, French Flouers, Laces, IfC. Embracing the largest nsiurtmeul necessary for tho nunnery traue. We offer advantago to thoso bujicg for CASH or APPROVED CREDIT. Janl3m-M YOUNG & L E A V I 1 1 , 1S9 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, (opposite John street,) Importers and Dealers in WATCH EH, DIAMOND, JEWELRY, Gold Pens. Plated Ware. Fine Cutlery, CUNS, PISTOLS. POWDER FLASKS, Shot Belts and Pouches, Gams Bags, FANCY GOODS, Arcordeona, Violin String, Plated or German silver Forks, Spoons, etc , etc, Janl83m-M BROOKS' GREAT EXHIBITION fltlZitt THREAD This alx-eord Thread, made principally from Sea Island cotton, 1 warranted not to kink or knot In sowing and the strongest and smoothest in the world. It Is now taking ihe load ol ell otner mates. FOIl SALE BY Tweedy, Moulton at Plympton, Hunter, Buckley et Co., Calhoun, Vanderburgh it Co., le, Fenton II Phelps, Avery, Uillsrd Si Co., Henrys, Smith St Townsccd, W.&J. Morrison Si Co., John Martin, Jr., V Co., Freeland, Smart a; Co., Claflin, Mellon St Co., Lord, Warren, Salter t Co., Urernway, Brothers & Co., George Opdyke it Co., L. fc V. Klrby St. Co., l.athrop Si Ludington, llurlbut, Ainsworth St Picrson, John Steward, jr., 4k Co., Hmith, Carey ic Mosely, hrouks. Hrothera at Co . etc. And by all tha leading Jobbers, A c, in New York, Boston, Phila delphia and Baltimore. Ieblfr3m-i PREMIUM PIANO FORTES. GROVES- X TP F.N Sl CO.. No. 4S1 Rroadscnv. Nets York, would call the attention ot thnso abont purchasing to their splendid stock of 644) to Trk octave Pianoa, which they believe cannot be excelled by any other In tho city, either in tone, finish, quality of material, or workmanship. Mcdala have been awarded by the American intiitute to lueir instruments arc yemrm in ihm-wm... Having recently purchased thn rotire stock of the late firm ol Dubois At Warrlner, formerly Dubois and Stodart, lavorably knawn fur Kortv veers as Plsno makers, they would Invite the continuance of the favors of Ihcir friends aud customer with the certainty of (ivlng equal satisfaction. For Ilia aouthern market we arn making with Double Iron Frames and detached case, peculiarly adapted to the climate. IcbS-JJin-M TO WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. John C. llFKDa-asow A Co., No. f!3 Hue dn Faubourg Polssnn-niere. Paris, and 174 and 116 Pearl treet, New York, oiler for ale an cxtrn.fve aaa.irtment of French and American Arliflical Flowers, Feather and Ornaments; Italian, French, Lngllsaand American Straw Bonnets, Ribbons, ete. The above, chiefly ol our own manufacture, embrace the largest and most varied stock to be tound in the United State. Samples may be eca at our wareroom in New York. janll-Jui-M NEW YORK SALTPETRE WORKS. The attention of dealera and conaumcr I Invited to tha Hetlned Saltpetre produced at these works, being warranted superior in appearance and quality to any other. Crude Saltpetre for sale in Iota to suit purchasers, at the lowest market price. ,iyiin iii..i.'iin ,r, scarSS lm-x 139 Maiden Lane, New York. THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AINU TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YOKK. TIIOMAH U. BTiinma. Imnorter and Jobber of Silks. Millinery and Fan cy Goods, Hi Ilroadray, Ntts York, ha sow In store, and la daily receiving and offering at the lowest prlcea, a complete aa-ortment of goods ia his line, embracing all the various style and deatgna, cosieieting oi niaca ana w renoee.sbawie, trimmings, bonnet ribbons, taffeta and aata rib-koo. dres trimmiess of all kind, French aad F.nglish crapes, crape lis, ailk cravats, embroideries, glove of ail kind, ailk lace mitu, ban-re, lace, white gooda, hosiery, L.C. Uandker-cfalels etc The anderairoed invite the atteetioa of the Trade, and hi friends generally. Great uduxesacsil ottered to cash aad short time buyers 1'IlOa G. STEARNS. 1G2 Broadway, bet l.iVrty st. aad Maiden Laae, N. T. drc3l ly mHfiMiS DOUGLASS, (hie Bliven & I Docouaa), Comm'ssioa Merchant, manufacturer and howrale dealer le erery . . i i , mnlnim PmH Mm Vmk. V anafa-tn- ne. a nan nin, ' . . . - . rer of I be Premium steel t-quar-e; egrnr lor nee nrmcro, iur , ST ,1.11 Tawlf-r-a 1Wwwm R-mn. Kirvt, rc ; m ... - - j - - ' " . . , . u..tt ffl'i Ru'l. f latM Ulna Hru-l.tl ete - Browa & Krotaer a sneei nrmaa. Drmwm ana uuppev vv i, suim. etc: is. rtewconiw cwtw .mmw, - ASA FABR,Jr, BOTll-ly tote of the Iran of Child, Farr V Co, St. Load. TUST OPENED. The subscribers would re- tt spectrally asnacmnce to tnclr tn-ads aad IB cmanc ia g-w. i . , . .k.a k.w aaaS ine. A a anH raa the sum net est Loea nw, ,u a- m. - - i 1 ' ttrert aad State Avrana, opposite P. Baydea e rartory, where thry an teed to keep eocataaty aa hand, a large aaaiu tauiatof the very beat of Fasally Uroceri-e each aa tea, extce, aagar, , L 4 a.k ,U Mtfah eteeeae. etc- er! loeether wllh every article used by feeailiea, which Usey after to July 14,1832. W. DIXON CO BUSINESS CARDS. W5. DINNISON, in- H. a. OasUMNOTON. "HENNISON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys JJ at Law (OJcein Vdson Buildings), will attend to protei siunal bustnesa in tho State and Federal Uouits j also, to colluo nun, the law ol Insurance and or patent. Jant.'O I aiy LOCIAN BUTTI ES. THKO. COXSTOCK. OXU, 0). COSMTOCK. TJUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes JLJ ton to B. Comatock A Co..1 Forwardln and Commission Merchants, Lard Oil Manufacturer, and dealer In salt, plaster, nsn ana lumber, tteaa of the canal, commons, unio. 13 Liberal advance made on consignment. marO JOSEPH F. SMITH, Attorney at Law, Real Estate, Bounty Ltusd aad Penaloa Aent Two door east of Uiith. on Town street, Columbus, Ohio Will attend to the practice of his profeaslon, obtaining pensions, buy. Ing, selling and obtaining land warrants, selling and leasing real estate, examining tand title, ool lection of elatms, etc XJT Letter Irom a distance must be postpaid. jujo TO.. LAKIN, Architect and Builder, of-a fers hla aervleea to tha citizens of Columbu and vicinity, n his line. Drawing lor nlaln and ornamental building, ol every variety, exeou ted In a new atyle, and to auitevery location. Order from a distance promptly attended to. cuargea mou. acuIO. a Shop and office on Sugar Alley," a few door east ol Journal Building. leoii-ujuj .O ERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard IT ware and Cutlerv. Iron, nails, glass, bouse builders' mate rials, farming and mechanical loois, military gOOUS, 010., MO, No. 101 High street, sign ot ine uiu raaioca. XTEW COAL YARD. A new Coal yard 1 X has hnnn nnened nn the lota aonth of the Ohio Tool Com. pany'a F'actory. where Northern and Hocking grate and black. smitn coal win no aoia oy mo tun ur uuiuc. decJ-dtf it. usancLu, ngooi. 1SN HT1CKV, . . CTACEY'S HOTEL, southeast corner Mam KJ and fourth treet, naciiviiie. mnio. ppa nu XTATIONAL HOUSE, Circleville, Ohio- y JONATHAN BOYD (rormerly of the Carlisle House), Proprietor.P. 8 1 have In the ofttco a 11 Private Stock Register," for the benefit of those buying and selling Ihe same, which enable me at any time to give satisfaction In regard to the sale, location, ete., oi all ine stocx in ricaawsy ana aajoining couuue.. Cirolovllle, Ohio, Dee. 17, IBO-'aom j. suiu. T RIDGWAY S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad J a street, near tha brldio. Columbus. Ohio. Stovoa of all kinds, and a great variety of casting, always on hand. A MERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Bos- XV ton. bv f.BWIH RICK t rebuilt, enlarged and elegantly furnlshod ; possessing all the modern improvements and conveniences tor the accommodation of the traveling public. novi3 ly:l NEW ESTABLISHMENT. E. Gaver, as-listed by A. W. Reader, would respectfully announce to tho citizens of Columbus and vicinity, that he baa opened a f'OirKIN WAItEUOOM. directly oppoilte the Franklin House, wbero be Is at all time prepared tu furnish cottins, shrouds, etc., with all tha attention and tlaturcs necoissry on funeral occasions and be wishes it distinctly understood that his terms shall not be of ao objectionable a character aa to prevent ttiifre satisfaction. oc7-dly COLUMBUS CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY jwar re corner of Third and Gay streets. Messr. K If F. HOOTHare manufacturing and have constantly on hand, nt their establishment at the location above named, all kinds of carriage, buggies, eta., made uf the best materials, by the most experienced workmen, and warranted to do good aerv-Ice. The proprietor are both practical carriage makers, and all work ordered from them will give uood sstlslactlon. Repairing done at the shorloit notice. They uavo been carrying on the business in this city tomo ten years, and trust they have some claim to public patronage. oc7-dly LEATHER BELTING. The undersigned, Acenta far the sale of ItliE.S Si HO YT'S celebrated premi um nateni ft I vllnil. Nlrptelieil Leather BnmU . have this day received a lull assortment of all sites, from lVt to 18 inches In width. We would call the attention of the public to tbeabove article, aa one possessing superior merit. I bey are made from the thick and solid oarta of the best oak tanned leather, and aro stretched by powerlul machines, (invented and uard by R. ai II, only,) whereby inev are mace io run atraisni ana true, nave a uniform bearing on the drum or pulley, hold their wldtb"--ly, and Hive from 15 to 25 per oent. more for men those made lu 'bS.0ijdi?u7.im"lIcturer.,prlces, with addition of rrelghtonly, by KII.ROURNE, KUIIN8 A CO., JHIO eignoi ine itu. nroao sxn, iiOiumDus, u. WINDOW SASH. We have made an arrangement with one of the most celobrated aasb manufactories In the West, and are prepared to till all orders for sash. manufactured by practical workmen and of good materials. All orders left at our hardware store. No. 1S9 High street, sign of the Gilt Broad Axe, will receive prompt attention. KII.BOURNE, KUIINS Si CO. Columbus, April 25, 1851. A CARD. Mrs. FRANKENBEKU res-nectfull annnuneea to her' friends, and the oublic gener ally, that, onthe!7ih of March Inst, she intend to open a MMjI.INEKY (HOf, in the new brick Dutioing ol air. Kannemaker. on Third atrcet. below Mound and South streets, next to Dr. Fisher' residence. She willbe prepared tohsveon band all such article a are found In a Millinery Shop, and to furnish them according to the latest French fashion. As she Intends to spare no efforts in thn prompt and most exact execution of all ordera with which sho may be favored, ahe moat respectlully solicits the patronage of her friends snd tho publlo Straw bat, ic, will be washed, colored, and made np in the most fashionable style. All kind of embroidery will be taken, on commission Into tha Shop, and sold to the best advantage of tho manufacturer. marlOJtl AT AND CAP STORE.. THE OLD STaND. - The subscriber comes greeting to every hat and cap wearer In Central Ohio, with one ot the very beat assortments of Hat and Cnpa ever brought to this part of the State, embracing nearly every variety oi aiyie now worn oy iuo oumaa inrauy. Hi net are made to order by some of the best snd most celebrated establishments East and Wost,vlz: Beabe t Co , New York; Bertalctt Si Blynn, Philadelphia; uodd at Co., Bate, Whltcher St. Co.. and others, ol Cincinnati : all of which will be old at fair prlcea ; and be wishes it to be distinctly understood that It Is all nonsense tor others to say they can aell lower than he can. Being a practical batfr, end engaged in the business lor years, be understand what a hat can he made and sold lor. ill STOCK consul ta pari; or ine louowmg varicncs I Black and drab beaver, extra ; Black and drab moleskin, extra; Black and drsb brush, extra ; Otter and aeal drab; Black aud drab Hungarian, very fine; Black and drab Kossuth, in great variety ; A lar e and well selected assortment ot straw goods for men and boys. A very una assortment or straw nat tor cetiaren, etc, ete. HI old friend and the public are Invited to call and examine the .ortment and price. i E. RUDISILL, ap.4 align si , next aoor to ine e-rige unice. WE ARE NOW opening a large and fceautilul assortment ot WATCH Kti . DIAMOND WORK dc JBWUI.MY. Our stock of fine London and Gene va Wstche I superior to Dy in the Htate. Diamond tioga and ulna we offer at New tors prices. Jewelry, silver and plated ware, fine mantle clocks, and cutlery, at wholesale, snd r, tail. All aie lu- vited to call, examine, ana purrneso y j NOTARIAL and other SEALS engraved, and PRESSEStar-nUhed.at the shortest notice. Watches icpaired in tha beat manner. .. ., Flrt doorouta of entrance to eii non-e juU BLYNN Si BALDWIN. I WINDOW SASH. We ! 1 T have purchased the SASH MACIUNERT I formerly used by Buttles, Comstoek Si Co., aad are aow prepared to fill i oraera lor Window Sash and Blinds L of all kinds, of good materials and P workmanship. Ordera left at our iD.raw.rv aiure, iol tJign Bt, sign u, i lilt Padlock, will be promptly attended do. UKRK, ABBOTT AtCO. Columbna, Jan. 16, 1851. dy TO FAMILIES AiSU UiiTAlLEKS Ut FRFSH OYSTERS I am receiving dally fresh Baltimore aad New Havre oyster, which will be sold aa low aa the lowest, la cans or ball can ; ana m ail case in oyster wnico i wn will be warranted good, or ao aale. Ordera Irom the country rarrfaily attended to, with punctuality and dispatch, and by ao dotor I hope to merit a share of publlo patronage. oc.i cp:l.bctleb. JY. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel- rr. High street, tercet las American aad Neil Ho tt, Csfma-. CHl.. Haviag purchased the ratire stock or William Parage, I will eoatiaoelbe business at tha old stand, where i will keep a Brat rate wsortment of WATCUES. JFWELRY, SII.VKR SPOON", FORKS, CUTLERY, And a general variety ot FANCY I1MODK. For the preeeat 1 will reside in Hew York, aad person In want of goods, sray rely apua aeeing all new pattern ot Jewelry ia asy atca-n. With tbeee asnraneea he hope to rvtaia the confidence of tha former patron of ta- ecaaeeva, aad of the eitirees generally. The Watch Repairing will be attended to by W. H. Savage, loaf aaowe lauieeecuoaa a ant rate workman Jul J. Y. SAVACE, Ja, NnTirs. Hsrie disposed of a y stock M good to Mr. Joha Y. Savage, Jr, I cheerfully reeomaiead kina to all of my aid caatotnra,aad the sablic reaerallr. At H h akeolntely aeceesaiy that say oatstaading bnsineaa Boai oecioara, an peraoa kaowlng tn isehrea iadebted to aa will sail and sotti p. Ual6j W. M. SAVAGE. rgl.iaiiialin i B HI I I gxVJ5KZtoaZaS.ftfigTM ArtsavWsaJ-V L TRANSPORTATION. rrOLEDO. NORWALK & CLEVELAND X RAILROAD Open through. completing the lst link In the onain oi raiirosaB oetween new York. rJoston. rniiaaeipnia. obi. Minora and Washington City, and Chicago. The only route by which the dangers of Lake navigation are entirely avoided. The quietest ana Deal routs oetween Loiumnu and Chicago ana tne norm west. On and after Monday, April lltb, 1B53, passenger train will run aauy inunaaya excupieu;, a louowai Through Trains. Leave Tolodo at 8:00 . m. and 10:00 p. m. Cleveland at 9:20 a. m. and 8:30 p. m. Bcllevue Trains. Leave Norwalk for Bellevue at 9:00 a. m. " Bellevue for Cleveland at 2:00 p. in. Dav trains ston at all stations. Night train will not atop at Townaeud, Camden or Clyde, except to leave passenger. Connecting, Directly, At Toledo, with trains of Michigan Southern Railroad for Chi. eago aud the west and formlni a line In conneolion with Chi. eago and Rock Island Railroad and (teamen on Illinois river, to St. Louis. , At Bllevue, with Train of Msd River and Lake Erie Road for Maudusky (Jlty, Dayton, Cincinnati, ete. At Monroeville, with Sandusky, MansHeld and Nowark Railroad, for Sandusky City, Shelby Junction, Columbu, Newsrk and Zanesville. At (irattou, with Cleieland, Columbu and Cincinnati Road, for Cleveland, Shelby Junction, Columbus and Cincinnati. At Cleveland, with Lako Shore Road, via Dunkirk, for New Yor, and via Buffalo, for New York, Albany, also for Western Road and Boston. With Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road for Pittsburgh, Wheel- Ing, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington City. V3T Freight forwarded promptly, at fair ratea. E. B. PHILLIPS, Su'pt. Soft' Orrici T. N. Si C. R. R , I Norwalk, O., April 8, 1853. j I aim""g II W LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROADS. Sumhrx Aubavoxmxnt. fob 1853. 2'iree Passenger 1 rains Daily, (Sundays excepted) Hour of Departure vhavgea Trains run Dy uoiumnu time, wnicn is seven minutes faster than Cincinnati time. On and after Tneailny, April 9, and until further notice, Passenger Train will leave the Depot on East Front Street, Cincinnati, aa follows : Morning Express Train at 7 a. m.; Evening Express Train et 5 p. m. Hillsborough Train at 2.30 p. m. For Llnwood. Plalnsville. Milford, Loveland, Foster', Deerfleld, Morrow, Fort Ancient, Oregon, Corwin and Waynetvtlle, Spring valley, Aeula, ueaurvuie, eteima, Boutn unarieston, bonaon, West Jefferson, Columbu, Yellow Spring and Springfield. Returning will leave Columbus Evening Express Train at 4 10 p. ra. Morning. Eapress Train at 4.30 a. m. Returning Irom SurlngBcld. Train will leave at 5 30 a. m and f.m . , , rassengers ior tiiiisooro', uniiucoine, ana lniermeaiate poiura, will take the 2 30 p. m. Train Irom Cincinnati. rteiurning irom nuisooro , at r.ou a. m. The ExDress Train. 7 a. in. from Cincinnati, and 4.10 p. m., from Columbus, will stop at West Jefferson, London, South Chsrleiton, Xenla,Uorwln,and wayneavlllo, Morrow, Lovetana, Miltnrd and Yellow Sorlnca. onlv. Exnresa Train. S n. m . from Cincinnati, and 4.30 a. m , from Columbus, will stop at Weat Jefferson. London, South Charles- and Waynesville, Oregon, Fort Ancient, Morrow, Deertield, Fos Inn. Me ma. uenarv lie. Aenta. BDnoff vaiier. uiavsvine. lorwio, ter s water etaiton, .oveiana, minora, ana ieiiow opnogs, only. The 7.30 s. m. Train from Hillsboro', and 2 30 p m. Train from Cincinnati, will stop at all way atatlous when required. Lines ol Hacks and Coaches run in connection with the train to the following towns: Lebanon aud Deeineld ; Wilmington and Clarksvllle, from Morrow and Corwin ; Goshen, and points above, from Milford ; Dayton from Xenia. Tho 4.30 a. m. Train from Columbu connect at Cincinnati with regular packets to Madison, Louisville, Evanaville, Naih-ville, St. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans, Sic, io. The Trains connect wttn tne man niver ana l,bko r.rie nan road at Suriniitleld : Columbus and Cleveland Railroad at Co- lumbus with Centra! Ohio Railroad to Zanesville, and Unea of coaches from Zaneaville to Wheeling, &o. On Sundays but one train will be run, leaving Cincinnati at 2 30 p.m., and Columbus at 30 . r, . . . v in ai sn rare irom uoiumDus to aw ...-...-w !) Jv. lilll.OOrOUgn.aa. ...... a. .. ....... Do do Springfield 1.90 Do do Dayton........... Do do Cincinnati 300 For other information, apply to P. W. Stradib. Cincinnati. A. W. BTiax, Xenia. C. G. Dkshlex, Columbus. A. H. Liwts, Agent, Cincinnati. Wm. WmaH.T, Agent, Springfield. T. Louoil, Agent, Columbu. WM. H CLEMENT, Superintendent. Viy The Companv will not be responsible lor batrgage ex reeding fllty dollars in value, unless the same 1 returned to the conductor ur Agent, ana ireignt pata at tne rate ot a passage fur every $500 in value above that amount. aprilS team CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI. AND CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAILROADS. Chako or Timk On and after Wednesdsy, March Oth, Pa-eager Trains leave aa follows (Sundays excepted) i i;ieveiana ior uoiumuus at a. an. auu o.v p. m. Cleveland for Erie at 7 a. m. and 7:40 p. m, Cleveland for Toledo and Chicago at l:0 a m, and 8:30 m. Erie for Cleveland at 3:30 a. m. and 3:15 p m. Columbu for Cleveland at 12 m. and 11 p. m. Shelby lor Cleveland at 8:30 a. m. and 3:15 p. m Bhelby for Columbu at 12 m. and l!i:40 p. m. FREIGHT AND STOCK TRAINS. Erie for Cleveland at 7:15 a. m. and 6:30 p. m. Cleveland for Erie at 8:45 a. m. and 8:10 p. m. Cleveland for Columbua at 6:15 a. m. Columbus for Cleveland at 6:15 a. ra. RAILROAD CONNECTIONS. At Erfe. with the Erleand Buffalo Road for New York and Bos ton, via Dunkirk, and the New York and Erie Road, and via Buffalo and the Buffalo and Albany and Hudson River Roads to New York, and the Western Road to Boston ; at Columbu, with the Columbus and Xenia and Little Miami Roads to Cincinnati ; at Gallon, wiihthe Beliefontalne and Indiana Road to Marion; at Shelby, with tho Sandusky and Newark Road ; at Grafton with the Toledo. Norwalk and Cleveland Road for Toledo and Chicago; and at Cleveland, with the Pittsburgh Ruad to Pittsburgh, Balti more and fblladeipnia. rvrAiir, t;unpir,t;iiuns. At Grafton, with Elvrla. Medina and Wooster; at New Lon don with Ashland; at Columbua, with Circleville, Chllllcothe and Portsmouth. L. M. HUBBY, Agent, Ctereland. II. NOTTINGHAM, Agent, Erie. N. SOUTHARD, Agent, Columbu. 1. P. DAVIS. Agent, Shelby. Office Cleveland, Columbu and Cincinnati. ) and Cleveland and r.rle Railroad t'o'., Clevelat d Ma ch 7th, 1853. j mar26 A. STONE, Jr., Superintendent. CHEAP STEAM COM VI UNICATION Between PHILADELPHIA Si LI VKRPOOL. The Liver- pool and Philadelphia dteanahip Company intend Bailing their new steamships as lollows: CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2.123 tons, Capt. Robert Lelleh. OU T OF CI.AHGOW, 1,610 tons, Cspt. William Wjlie. CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, 2,200 tuna now building. JVoat Philadelphia. City ol Manchester Saturday, 23d April. City of Glasgow Saturday, 14th May. City of Manchester... .... ............... Saturday, 11th June. City ol Glasgow Saturday, 2d July. From Liverpool. City of Glasgow Wednesday, 20th April City of Mancheater Wednesday, 18th Nay. City of Glasgow Wednesday, 8th June. City of Manchester Wednesday, 6lh July. RATES OF PASSAGE. From Philadelphia. From Liverpool. Saloon alter Staterooms... $90 I Eeloon after Staterooms, SO ga. midship ... 6.1 1 " midship " 15 gs. forward " ... 55 1 forward " 13 gs. Including steward's fee. TniKD-CLAS PASSENGERS. A limited number ot third-class nasaemor will be taken from Philadelphia and Liverpool, and found in provislona. rrom rniiaaeipnia. ..... X2J rrora Liverpool ........ Certificate of nassaxe will be issued here to nartie who are deslroua of brinsing out their friends at carrei punding rate. F reicht on fine foods CO per ton, and coarse goods, hardware, etc., will be taken aobjeet to agreerneat ah experienced surgeon will oe carnca oa eacn snip. For Ireltht or passage apply to THOMAS RICHARDSON. 41 Exchange Place, New York, and Walnut street, Philadelphia. aitusuuaun, Br.urui.KS at iai, Liverpoot. ju!8-dly FAST MAIL LINE. 15 hours from Columbu to Portsmouth On and after Mandar. June 2S, a MAIL COACH will leave Columbus for Circleville, Cbillleothe, and Portsmouth, at 5 o'clock la the morning, and arrive at rortsraoath at 8 o clock la tne evening connecting witnue River Packet to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Also, leave Portamoath at 5 o'clock ia the morning and arrive at olumbua at B o'clock la tne evening, aauy. ju2o fVKtlULK it HAWKE.S. w. sr. oi.'vis Q, HOLMES & SON, Manufacturers and Im- mrteraof PiPRRIUNfilNflg. As. lr Main Stmt Cincinnati, Okia. keep alwaya ra hand a large and general as- enrtment of WALL PAPER. BOillltRS. FlHEHOARD PAT. TEHNel. WIDE Ct'RTAIN PAPERS. AC, BAND BOXES AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES all of which they offer to the ooantry trade at the lowest prior. Perarma visithu the citv ia want of ctt for Parlor. Balls, Diaing Room, or Chamber, will do well by calling oa the sab- amorr at na. if," iUBinjiaarei inrssnwr n"i Market e) pace. saarzi-iya INSURANCE. INSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE J. STORK, against loss or damage by Fi, and against tba peril of the Hx and Inland Navmation, on property or every desnrlpttutt, taken In the following companies l UNION niCTCAL LIFE INSDUANCE COMPANY, Capital 1110,000. OHIO LIFE IN8CRAN0B COMPANY, CINCIN NATI, OHIO, Capital .9100,000. NEW ENGLAND LIVE flTOCK INS. COMPANY . , NEV HAVEN, CONN. CP'I SO,O00. EAGLE IN8I7BANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O. Capital 9300,000. EQUITABLE FIKE INS. CO., OF LONDON. Capital 92,500,000. Risks taken on the most liberal terms, and all losses nromntl adjusted. msr3 dly T. STOCKTON, Agent, LIFE INSURANCE STABILITY, SE CURITY, PERPETUITY. THE MUTUAL LIFE INSUR ANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, NO. 35 WALL STREET NET ACCUMULATED CASH FUND, H,800,OO0. Seen rely Invested la Bond and Mortsraaea aa Real Estate, chlellv in the citiea of New York and Brooklvn. (the real estate In oach and every case being worth double tho amount loaned thereon.) ALL THIS PROFITS ARB DIVIDED AMONG THE INSURED! Aad, on Polielea for the whole ol lite, will be made available In part paymentof premiums, after the dividend of 1853, to those wno wisu it. Annuities granted on favorable term. Loasea aettled promptly. Pamphlets explanatory of the principles of Mutual Lile Insur ance, and Illustrating iu advantage, with form of application, may be obtained at the olllce of the Company, 35 Wall Street, or anv of ita agents. JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President. 1SAAU AHHATi, Secretary. C11AS. GILL, Actuary. C. T. FLOWERS, Agent, at City Bank EZAHININO rkVIIOUNI, Dk. R. Thompson, I -,,.,. nov8-d6m . Da. R. L. Howabb, j """ INSURANCE HEAD-O.UARTERS, Three JL doors west of the Postofflce, up stslrs, CoLtrtiBDs, Ohio. i. iif, r lie, irinrme, and Health- Insurance. WARREN JENKINS. General Insurance Aacnt. reouest all persons wishing Insurance to call and Investigate tho claims of the following companiea to their unlimited confidence. IN LIFE INSURANCE he represents The Mutual Benefit, ol Now York and New Jeraev one of the best established and moatreltable compsnlesnow doing business In the United States. Assets about 1 1,500,000. Also The Amorlcan Temperance, of Hartford. Connecticut. ottering ample security snd many extra advantage to Temperance men. Capital, 1100,000. Also The American Mutual, of New Baren. Connoctleut. This Company baa some feature believed to onerate verv bene. ficially to the policy holdera. Capital, $10,000. Call and examine tbo statenionta and prospects of esch and all of tbcBe companies, and select for yoursolve.. IN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE, the following companies are with confidence recommended aa eminently deserving of unbounded confidence The Franklin, of New York. Capital, 1300,000; The Etna, of Utlca, New York. Capital, 170,000; The Springfield, of Massachusetts. $150,000; The City, of Cincinnati. Canltal.t200.O0O: The Granite, of Ullca, New York. Capital, 1300,000; The Hudson River, New York. Capital, $300,001) ; The Henaselaer, New York. Capital, $.00,000 ; IN HEALTH INR8UKANCE, the People' Mutual Health As-iociatlon, of Springfield, Massachusetts, incorporated by the Legislature of Massachusetts, offers testimonials of unqusliona-ble weight nd credibility. Capital, M,000. eep29-ly WARREN JENKINS, Gen'l Ins. Agent CONVEYANCING and NOTARIAL Business. warren JENKINS. Notary Publlo and Con veyancer, will attend to all calls lu this line, at reasonable charges. Titles investigated and abstracts ol titles furnished, to any land in Franklin oounty, on abort notice. Office in Piatt's block south side of State street, up stairs. sep2U-ly COLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO Guaranty Fund. (100,000. This Company offer to the Insured all the security andadvantageaof the Mutual and Jolntstock plans (as heretofore applled)eombined, namely t Low rateaol premium; an an nuai return, in oasn, oi tue percentage rjqutrea lortneonntin-xeut risk ol the year: an adouuate butnotexcessiveurovlslon lor the future security of membersforthewholeterm ol Hie, with an adequate interest in me accumulating lund aecuredto auch member, at death, by credits upon their policies; guaranty fund designed lor tha permanent security of short term members, and also for tho present security of those for the whole term of life. Thlf the onlv Mutual Life Insurance Coinnanv wbnan ratea of premium are fixed at a f airredueed standard, with a nrovla- lon for an annually inoreaslngaccumulatlono! funds(lor future seourlty) In exact proportion to the amount of business and the Increasing risk Irom advancing age among the member. Pamphlet. Tract. Ac. alvlni In detallthenlanand ratea ol the Uompany.furnUhed gratis, and applleatlon. received, by J, 11. TU I I 1.15, Agent. 8. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. oc23-d THE INVINCIBLE ANDNEVER-FAIL-1NU REMEDY A certain cure for MAN AND BEAST. W. B. Farrell' Celebrated Original ARABIAN LINIMENT. This extraordinary ureoaratlon la not onlv far auoerior to all the Liniment and Ointment now before the nubile, but noises- see specific qu.lltles entirely unknown to the most learned of the Medical Faoulty. It wide-Dread eelebritv haa brouaht out a host of article In Imitation of It, wllh all sort of name, but none of them begin to compare with the superior,old-established Arabian Liniment For tbe Nerrsua Svaiem It operates like a charm, soothing down ibe moat violent agonlea uu yam in tow uiiuuic niter its application, Slnmpa, Sort) Throat aad Breaata. It speedily causes the dissipation of any possibility of matter forming In tbe parts, and bring about a regular and healthy action of tbe glandular system. A Kevulalve, Anodyne and Balaam. In cases of Ruptured Muscle and Tendons, iu nowerful ra. vulslve and healing qualities cause the parta to unite without leaving ine leaat soreness or want oi power behind. In Braise and Swellings, it act on the prlnepla of a counter Irritant and anodyne, relieving tbe pain almost lnstattly, and reduces the swelling In an Incredibly short space of time. A Stimulant and Nervine. It I a stimulant imusrelo tone and visor to tha whole nerv ous and muscular system. For llneamnti.m. or any other Inflammatory condition of the muscular eyatem or chronic stiffness of the same, ft stands at the very bead of all the remedies ever offered to the public, and none can equal It. ruuoBD., nepmra, arc. For bites of poisonous snakes it mar be confidentlr relied on aa a prompt and effectual remedy, acting as a caaauc and specific In such hitherto fatal case. For Chilblains, Burns, Old Bote, Corns, Wsrts, Erysipelas, Croup, Nervous Headache, Bote Ejus, even to partial Blindness, lis eueci are astonisntng. The great advantage this article poasessc over all other remedies, is Its brief operation on the ayatem. It curt- quickly it Is the most certain remedy In existence, and it ia sold cheaper than any other medicine in nse. We fearlessly assert that this great Arabian remedy will do more good tor fesi money than any other Liniment or Ointment in the world. For Horse and Collie, it effect are equally striking and salutary. In Sweeny it haa no equal, being an iotailible cure also, in Poll Evil, Big Head, Fistula, Spavin, Galls, Stralu, Bruises, Scrstchea, VVonada, no matler bow bad, Sore Eves, even to bliudness, swellinirs of ev ery description, and many inflammatory diseases. UtllvIVi' Kill KITH, lOlINTKUrKlTS. Bewsre of a base Counterfeit called 11. U. Farrell Arabian Liniment This spurious article Is sold byao-naa "Farrell Liniment," to those whe are not careful tu call lor the genuine W. B. Farrell'a Arabian Liniment. Always ask lor W. B. FAR. HELL'S ARABIAN LINIMENT, aed take no other. tjfVTho genuine Arabian Liniment la sold by DENId St IlAKItY, I. Si H.T. COOK, (i. ROBERTS CO., and WM. FAUHENHOLTZ, Columbu. J. P. Gateliaa, Carroll: Joihua Betta, Cottage Mills; Cherry Y Stimmel, Loekbonrae; T. Jones St Bro., London ; O. H. Blls Si Co , Weat Jeflerson, E. Geohegan, Baltimore; E. L. Slocum, Lancaster; J.N.Wilson, Newark; Page St Iogram, Newark ; Spencer at Channel, Boltcrgreeu, x John D. Parke. Cincinnati: And Druggtats and Merchant generally, la tha Halted State and Canada. marv3 SEASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. The subscribers have oa hand a lull assortment of sea oned lumber and ahingle of all k ine1 for building purpose. They have also, In addifioa to their flooring machine, pat la operation one exprealy for eurfacing, aad are prepared to tarnish, oa short notice, lumber dr,-sea on one or both aide, from z iDcnea gu.ai.Diii am mm ia taicKDf-ss. Yellow and white pine, aB and oak fluorine alwava oa hand All ordera from a diatance promptly attended to. Warchooae and Lumber Yard head of the canal, Columbu.. Ohio. apl BUITLKS, COMSTOCK A CO. RITING FLUID. This article will not corrode, aad flow freely from the pea, and I worthy tbe attention of banker, lawyer, and a-1 e:hr consumera ot ln. it cannot be erased oy acta., r or aie J ine mi or gallon by (sepiO) JOUN R.COOK. 5 CENTS. Columbus AND Frakklinton Oar-natm On and after Monday, the 7th Inst., aa Omnibus line will ma between bbaptrr'a Tavcra in Franklintoa, aad the American Hotel. Fare fenta oaly. Leave the American every hour during the day, comaeaeiag at 6 40. A M. Leave Shapter every hoar daring the day, com car acing at 7, A. M. Gentlemen will be expected to oay la change, or call at the office and purchase ticket. B.O. REAM. Bear, a dtf . NEW BOOKS At J. II. RILEY & CO'SJ Disroveriea among the Rain of Nineveh aad Babylon, with Travels fa America, Kardiit.a and the De-vert, bvteg the result of a second expedition. By Aastra H. Layard, M. P. White, Red. Black; Sketrhe of Amerteaa 8octery ia the Called ajtate ; by Francis and Isms Palakyi 1 vol. Amabel, a Family History; by Elizabeth Wormier. A very fascinating book. Jast received at tbo Mew Bookstore of marl7 I. B. RILEY CO.

r , y l7 VOLUME XVI. COLUMBUS, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 3, 1853. NUMBER 250. TUB Dailn l)to State Journal 18 PUBLISHED EVERY MORKINd, EXCEPT SUNDAY, UX ' 8C0TX BASCOM, journal autLDixai, aioa and piau iruira iktkakci oh uiiih. TER MS invariably in advance .-To Columbus, 6.00 nyear j by umil, &.O0. Dully during the amnion of th legislature, aud Trl Weekly Ihr the remainder of Uw year, WOO. TDK IVKKK.LY JOURNAL Is furnished to city subscribers at S3, Mi by uiall at (1.00ft year. Club of four .ail upwards, SI 26 i f ten Htid upwards, 1.0O. Tim 'itlvw.l.LY JOURNAL I C8.00 a year. HaTKS OF ADVERTISING!! THE DAILY JOURNAL. The following rate and rulaa bar been agreed upon between tba proprietors or the Ohio Stalaman and tba Ohio Stats Journal, to be observed lu all ouaa, after thl data. July 80, ltU. One aquara, TO llnaa or lata of Qua Hasd type, for on Insertion, 60o. j eacb aitditlonal Insertion, 2Go. ii ii ii n i i square, 1 26 8 00 00 5 00 8. 8. 9. 10. 16. 18. squares, 1 87,3 87 6 00,8 00 8W i3jSlo. . . B square, jS 60i6oj6 60800 5"o0 loT liT" MT7 7! 77 A square, 8 005 608 009 00 10. 13. 14. 16. j .. si ibi nu- 6 squares, I Changeable i 6 square, or M column, Changeable or 'm column, quarterly, WM monthly, .,..,...25; weekly, 80 dally, 80i quarterly ,.,..35 monthly) 45 weekly 55 l dully lau Standing card, 6 line or leas, for one year S10. No advertisement to be considered by the year, unless specified on the manuscript, or previously agreed upon between the parties. Advertisements not marked on tha oopy for a specified number of insertion!, will be eontlnued one month, aniens ordered out, and payment will ke exacted accordingly. All advertisements from atrangera or transient persona to be paid in advance. The privileges of yearly advertiser! will be confined rigidly to their regular business ; and all advertisement not pertaining thereto, to be paid for extra. Advertisements for Auctioneers, General Agent, Ilea Estate Agents, &c, not to be contracted for by the year, but to be charged by the piece, at-the usual rates. Announcing candidate (for office, of every description) to be charged at the rate of fifty cant per week, for each name ; the tame to be, in ail case, paid in advance. Attorneys will be holden for the price of Inserting advertisements brought in by them. Publishers not accountable for the accuracy of legal advertisement beyond the amount charged for their publication.All leaded advertisement to be charged not less than double the above rates, aud measured aa If solid. Advertisement on the Inside exclusively, to be charged at the rat. of 60 per cent In advance of the above rates. . - No ADVESnSCHSBT OAK B EtMTIt ORATfllTOUSLT. Advertisements for charitable Institutions, Are companies, ward, township, and other publlo meetings, and such like, to be charged half price. Deaths' Inserted without charge, unless accompanied by funeral InvitHtloua or obituary notices, aud when ao accompanied, to be puid for. II persona sending communications or requiring notices of fairs, soirees, concerts, or any publlo entertalnmenta where charges are made for admittance, aud all notices of private enterprises, can only be inserted with the understanding that tha same are to be paid for. If intended to be inserted In the editorial column, the suine will be charged at the rate of not less than 20 cents per line, and then only wbeu accompanied by an advertisement 6rf.it Strain printing Jjonsf, JOl itViL BCILDIXGS, UIGII ST., COLIMBIS, OHIO, SCOTT & BASCOM, PROPRIETORS. Jj NCOURAGKD by past success, tho suhsrrilicr ro-j spectfully call tho attention of tile Public to the superior facilities they now possess for executing every description of PU1NT-INU, in the first style of the Typographic, Art. Hating for jran been constantly adding to and enlarging their Establishment, they run at present boast of an ofllce worthy of the Capital of this great Bute. The various departments liuvo been nrruiiffcd Willi special reference to the neat and expeditious execution of AM, KINDS Of HOOK ANDJOU PRINTING, from a card of a single line to a volume of a thousand pages. Tho dllFuront descriptions of work are carried on in separute apartinenU. each Uivliou Uffng under the charge of careful and experienced hands. A sketch ol the premises may convey some idea of the extcut and facilities of the JOURNAL STEAM 1'IU.NTLNQ HOUSE. THE BOOK AND PAMPHLET DEPARTMENT, - Occupying tlio custom Irani vi' tin; thiiU lluur, Id furnished with extensive fonts of all the newest stylos of letter from Diamond to Pica, and provided with every thing requisite for the rapid mid accurate composition of Legal, Medical, Theological ami Miscellaneous Works; Report!, Strmons, ISij-Ijiics, Calalogurs, Lawyer's Briefs, and Pamphlets of every kind. In this department, we print books In all tho branches of Literature, for Publishers and Authors, a well as for Colleges, College Societies, rVuiinarhx, ami jther Publlo Institutions. Many of tho works bearing tho imprint ( this olllce have met with the most flattering testimonials, us to their accuracy and typographical beauty, even from the first publishers In Boston and other eastern cities. Among these we would notice lrsinus' Commentary on the Heiiklliern Catechism, 'Mh Vul. Ohio Reports, Tltt Volume of the Worltl, Plain Thoughts on Secret Suritties, Brunuer on French Nouns, Dr. (ilrason's Iscturrs on Life anil Healthy Poems by Mrs. C. A. Chamberlain, Christy's Chemistry of Agriculture, &e. &e. MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALS. We pay particular attention to this class ol' work, nnil ire printing some of the best Periodicals, among which wo refer with utirction to The 1I.i(m7 Literary Magazine, The Ohio Journal if filtration, T.e Ark, Annual Procenlings I. O. O. F., Journals of Episcopal Conventions, The Beauty of Holiness ani AuWali Ji5fniiy, Ti Ohio Cultivator, (to. &c. THE JOB E00M UiTiipies tho middlo part of tlio third door of tin? Journal Ilulldiugs, aud contains an Immense assortment of all the various kinds of Type for the printing of Cards, Checks, Certillcate, Circulars, Handbills, Showbills, Hill Heads, Posters, Programmes, Urge hills for Country Merchants, Concerts, Exhibitions, &c. tic. In this department, our olHro Is uaiurpassed hi fullness and completeness by any in the West, and we are continually receiving all the most beautiful fonts of new Type from the various Foundries, tnd Intend to let nothing escape us which will add to the reputation already acquired. THE NEWSPAPER DEPARTMENT Occupies the west end of our spacious Composition Rooms, which are 120 feet in length, and lighted by 60 gas burners THE PRESS ROOM CoiitaininK n number of the most approved 10 W I'll Plli:.-Sr:3 of IIOK'8 and ADAMS' Patents, Is on the first floor. Our Presses print every description of work, from the smallest Card to the Double Mammoth Poster, and are all driven by KTKA.M I'OWKIt. We cun produce the most brilliant and attractive !-liw I'urds, und other Fancy and Ornamental Priutlug, In Colors, or In Gold, Silver and other Dronn-s, fur more showy and effective, and much less costly than Engraving ; baTingall the Improvement no-cessury to render our Printing neat and attractive. THE B00KBINDERY Occupies the whole widlli of the second Moor. u"d is uNe HUMiRcn and twcmv kkt In length, Including the Folding and Kuliug llooin, on theeasteru front. It is well f urnished with exnen ive umchincrv from the Hast, among which are Adams largest and best Power fuibossing Presses and hand Lettering Presses, with an ample supply of llrass Type, Dies, CombinaUim Ornaments and Borders, for ia.icy bindings in Cloth aud Morocco; also other nor chiucry. for Uw and Standard work, from which, with the ai l of llufchcd workmen, we are not only enabled to execute any amount of work for the trade, rapidly and of superior quality, but al-n the rotlnding of Hooks, Magazines, Periodicals, Sheet Mu-dc, Pamphlets, fcc , in any required style and finish. Ill the Ui.ank Book Dei-artmdst, we have Il'ckoli s ben Ituling Slachiues, of the lrge capacity, with every appli in. e fur furnishing any nqiiinil pattern lu ruling, however ui urate; also .McA.buns' Patent Paging Machine, now very popular lu the Public Oflices, and with Hankers, Merchant aud A couutiiiils at the Kit, for paging all kinds of liuiuk Cooks ofer they ui bj'un , in a rapid and suiwrior style. Weare also constantly supplied with a large stock of the best quality of Wriliug and Ubink lUs k Pa-rs, of everv size, fiom the best American and Foreign Manufacturers, and can furnish States. Counties, Hanks, Railroad and other Corporations, Societies and the Trade, with lllank Books In any quantity, of anv quality and sizo, made by tuperior workmen, and warrant"! perfect, which wo are willing to compare with thoso of auy establi ihment East or WnsU STEREOTYPING Of every description Is also carried on at this lloure. Authors wishing to perpetuate their works, are enabled, by a comparatively slight addition to the first cost, to Issue subsequent editions at the mere cost of paper, press work and binding. Leads cast of any measure and thk knes for the trade. Heads for Newspaijer., rovers for Magaxine, ke., stereotyped In good stvla Particular attention paid to the stereotyping of wood cut THE COUNTING ROOM . , , Is on the first floor, frontins on Hifili street. It is here that all order of customers are received, all contract made, and all the business of the establishment transacted. Persons desiring Printing or Binding done will here find Specimens of all the various style. We have nearly One Hundred Persons ensased n our various departments, at the Highest Wages, among whom are many of the meet akillful Workmen in the business, and all feeling an interest In any work bearing the Imprint of this office. This, roni-tsord with the practical experience and personal supervision of the Senior Proprietor, enable us confidently to invite the attentif -n of the Public gencrallv to our STKA.M Pltl.NTIXO) rSTABLISHMKST, believing that nowhere else can they secure Better Work or Bettor Term. CHARLES SCOTT, J ..,.lm Wit T. BASCOM! J "on'm- COMETHING NEW. Mrs. H. G. Suplee, KJ Invite the attention of country merchant and dres ms aers to ber unrivaled assortment ol PAPER PATTERNS. for full sized ladles' drew, sleeves, mantles, talma, mantillas, capes, aprons, sack, etc., etc The Patterns are embroidered in various designs, printed and fringed, allowing exactly bow the dress will appear when made. Being In constant communication with the best houses ot Lost don and Pari, and furnished monthly with every new design as eooa as it appears, the public can always depend on the Old LataDiisneu iiouwi lor me most recnercne noveitm w areae. Always ob hand, beautiful assortment of CHII.DRR!) CLOTHING, nf Va MWMt atvlM and matArfa'a fy A aet of sii pattern wUl bs teal to any OM mctoslnf tnrce aoiiars. sarm. a. . ovriiKc, CailaVen'l Clothing mi Patten Enrpmsm, Janl8-3a M outh Id street, FhlltJelpkit MW-YOKK ADYfcRTlSKM KMS. QMW. U M'DONALD'S ADVIKII8INQ HOOK, 10S NASSAU ST, N. V TO MEKCHANTS AND DEALERS. JL VV. J. IIAV1M & CO. beg to remind merchant and aeaiers mat tnoy are tnesolo agents lor H. F. IXK AVKlt'ts UNltl VA1.GD nONEV SOAP.- tha only gnnulon ; aliu, lor hi celebrated Math Broun Windsor, ana otner i out toaps near gr saso, oiariuea marrow, (Uav. lug cresmi. milltarv sbavlni aoao. etc. Thoy are ooutlantly Importing the flnert qoslltles of English and French Hair aud '1 ooth Brushes, shell, horn and Bullalo Dressing Combs, and every description of good In the Fancy and Perfumery line, which they will sell at the lowist cash Prices. Prico lists and aamples lonton when applied for. Merchant will Hod It well worth their while to give them call V. J. LIAV13 et uu,, No. 10 Courtland street, New York, tnat83.3m.-M Solf Agents for the United States. G EO. M. TRACY & CO., 84 William St., Corner of Maiden Lane, Nets York, lMPOKTKUS oy GENTLEMEN'! FURNISHING GOODS. Iu this eatahllibment, being the largeitln the city, may be iouna a large ana wen aeieciea toc,uonsisuug in part of ncn scan ana cravau, nnsiery, gloves, unuer garmonts, auspenucrs, stocks, London and Napoleon tics, shirts of all Qualities, etc. Having been engaged In this business the lait twenty year, comment la unnecessary, as they have mado such arrangements In Europe that thoy are receiving by almost every steamer the cholcobt goods the market utlurds, and purchaser need only call to satisfy theraielve that every article in the furnishing line may oe louua uerfl. leuso-jin-i PATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRAS-BUS, Madeundor a new and peculiar process, for Private iwuuiDgs, iioEois, BieamDoaia, onipa, ore. These beds, together with bolsters, pillows, comlorlers, etc. are ottered to the public, aller a thorough trial, as the beat and cheapest kuown. 'lhuy possess many and great advantages, amougwuicn may do mentioned tua loiiowiug, vltt They are cliflaocr tlmn hair: will retain Iholr ulastlctlT alwavs: are pruof against all kinds of vermin are preventers, as well as relievers of i bcutnatlsm ; are sweeter and far more cloanly than any other are easily renewed; are valuable aa Lite Pro- server a oertn uiauruss 01 mis material Demg sufficiently ouoy-ant to auitaln a person loversl day. 1'hoy will be found desirable tor forelpn markets, nartlcularlv for Califoruia, Australia, China, and the Islands in the I'scllic Ocean, bearing close packing, and on opening returning to their original puis. rorasioDy UORKMUS & NIXON, Solo Agent, No. SI Park Placo. and 18 Murrav street. N. V. g.y Upholsterers, carriago makers and other, supplied with mo ceiling Dy me pouna. tJF The trado gcnnrally supplied at a liberal discount, We are permitted to usu tho uamea of the following gen tlemen, who have used and approvo of the artlclca : (leorge I . fchuylcr, Kiq., Charles Davis, l.'sq., J. Rreen Pearson, Kiq., Her. 11. W. Bellows, Klihu Townsond, Esq., Robert J. Iiankin, tiq., II. Drewer, M. D Nicholas Ueau, Esq., J. W. Rradshaw, M. D., Captain Joseph J. Comatock, Captain Huzard, Dull'slj, Com. U. 3. Mall Steamer Captain llollister, Baltic. teblSUmat E NAME LED COTTAGE CHAMBER FUNRITUHE. MATTI1EWS fc STAC Y. 526 Broad- war. corner Suriniratreet. New York, oouosito tit. Nicholas Uo tel. i'rmcott and Callatnoro IIousoi. now ctt'or ot wholesale and retail, tho mo it extensive assortment of Fnamcled FurniUirn to be iuund in the United States, all Irom original designs, Including UrlentHl, Kerpentinfl, up?n Cuttuge, tltgb 1'oit ana othor patterns. Also. Hoie wood. Mahogany, Unk aud Bluck Walnut chaui-hor and uartnr titilti. M, tV o., derottna; thrmie.vrsexuTuvively to the manufacturing depHrttucrt of this huMness, assure purchasers they cun procure Ot toem wen srnioneii, uurabieanu e teg tint iurntture, at prices varying from 8 to $5U0 per suite ft. !(. No cuonectiuD wiLbany other firm in the city. fct9-:fin-M NEW SILK HOUSE TULLER, HUTCH-INH & LASKI.I., Imnorhtrs and Wholesale Dealers, 91 Lib- erty, N. Y., are now receiving and opening a vory laro aud en tireiy new iioca ot (4 If, KM AND FANCY DRY OOODrt. comprising dres silks, dres goods snd triinmiugs, bonnet and tHlleta ribbons, shawls, kid, silk aud l.lilo gloves, white goods, laces and embroideries, together with a general assortment of every variety of goods In their line ; caih and time buyers from every section will tiud this a very detirnble stock, and at low prices. war. u. i ullkr, r-TrcpitKN iasbll, W. 8. llVTCiua, Wm. D. Uait, 11. M. McCoRKLK, ft b8-3in-M All lute with Dowpn it McNamee. FRENCH FANC Y & STAPLE GOODS. llUfillEM, OCl'UY & f'ltEIIANGK. 73 William stroi t, New York, Importers and Wholi snl Dealers l wi. Fsncy Goods, h .-.- iu siurenid are roceiviugby every pack et irum tlH .r,, a large aud deslrabl.- asanrtment ol goods tor ine spring trade, which they crier to the trade at Ihe lowest market prices. Among their stock may be found Asate. ailk. dress, vest and lancv buttons of all kinds ; percus- slun caps, till and SB, ribbed and ribbed and split; fans of all descriptions, a most complete assortment i brushes teeth, nail, hair andahaviogi accordeons and tiutlnas of the mot superior quality; purses silk, buck and cotton i kid and leather garter ; Imitation Jewelry, bona bracelets, jet goods, etc.; suspenders, from low to high prices, a complete assortment; sua guards, steel pens, neat chains, violin strings, etc.,eto ; gsme ban, dice, mirrors, eyelets, peuboldera, ete ; together with many other tan. ey article. lebll 3m-M LINEN GOODS. The subscribers, Import-era ol I.lnens, etc, offer lor sale a full assortment of tho most approved manufactures, consisting io part as lollow : rirown ana Dieacncn aispurana aaraam, an wiaina. Table clothe, of all qualitie and aiie. Napkiua and doylies Snowdrop and satin dimask. Ilirdseve Diapers narrow to very wide, and Iromcoano to very fine. pillow cases, linen ana meetings. Drilling Plain and lancy Irish, French and KnglUh. Hollands Brown, bleached, black and slato. Pantaloon Linens IM, 7 8 and 4-4, blay and yellow. Linen cambric handkerchiefs, a large variety. Khlrting Linens Light, medium and heavy. Printed Shirting Linens Choice tnd new patterns. Mosquito Netting. GREENWAY, BROTIIKRS dt CO., fcbl-3m-M lit Park Place and ID Barclay et .N.Y. GILLIES & BYRNE, Manufacturers of ENAMELED ORNAMENTAL COTTAGE AND I'll AftlllKIt FLUMTl'ltK, 4M! Broadway, east side, he-low Grand street, manulactory No. 49 Greene street, New York, take pleasure in informing the citizens ol Columbus and Its vicinity, thsttbey still continue to sell a warranted first class Bill-cle at prices so low as to offer tha greatest inducement to all who Intend purchasing, to call on us before making up their bills. All articles ottered at our estsblithment warranted to be eonstrncted throughout ot kiln dried wood, and ol the best quality of material, ll-iog tho first to manufacture Ihl furniture in the IJnhed Stata, years of experience baa enabled us to produce an article that la at once a perfect combination of beauty and utility. Being engaged exclusively In Ibi one line, we have the largest assortment in this country, made after the latest Parialan and Italian atyles. Being the most varied and unique assoit-ment ever before offered, the most particular tastea In regard to color, shading, ornamenting, etc., etc., can alwaya he suited. All orders through the I'ust promptly attenaea to. suitresses, feather beds, pillows, paillaisscs, etc , at the shorten notice Greatest care taken in boxing. (1I1.1.1KS & BYUNK. No.4.tt Hrosdwny, east side, below urana street, n. i. Will remove on May 1st to No. Mo, a lew door above r'pring street. JanUd-:fra-' WILLIAM SIMPSON, Manufacturer and Dealer In VI.-HNITURK AND l'PHOl.tsTEWY. in all ita branches, wholesale and retail, Nns. e Bnwerv and 1M Chester street New York. The CHEAPEST FURXITVKE ESTABLISHMENT In Ihe United State. rJunerlor rosewood lurnitura in auita, in brocstelle, p.uih, etc, ete also, a very ettensive stork of mahogany, b'ack wal nut and other furniture, which ha warrant equal to any in ine city, to which he calls Ihe particular atteutlon ol country mrr-cbanla and others. N II. tioods carefully packed and shipped to any part of tba world. jn!i6-:im-M TNDIA RUBBER GOODS. The subscriber I would respectfully call the attention of his old customers and merchants throughout tha United tttea and Canada to bis st ick ol Rubber Goods, manufactured by himself expressly for the spring trace ol lf.vl tin stocx ot Kill RE It 4 I.OTm.VO particularly deserving of Inspection ; a It baa never before been ao complete, nor the articles more pertect. An Kxtenalve attack or Coats, Cape. Pants, Overalls, Carriage Cloth, I Machine Belting, wading rant, cogina raeaing, Piano Covers, l.lle Preservers, Glove, Air (labs, Csds. Whips, Leggings, and every description of Rubber Goods, constantly on band. The above are warranted to stand any climate, and will be so'd at most reasonable price. Ordera solicited, and promptly at- nueaiooy ..v.., 72 Maiden Lane, first corner from Broadway, janlfl Jm: and 59 Nasaan stmt. New ork. F LOOR OIL CLOTHS. A1.BKO As nOYT, Mo 73 and 74 John stxxxt. N aw Y'.ax, Mann fact arena of Floor Oil Cloths. nifop tn the trade, oa liberal terma. a areacral aaeortmect ol the above goods in various widths, of 3 ft, ft , 4 It 6, 5 ft 3, 6 It, 9 It, 1 It, li ft, 1 B ana ii : aiao. CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS, In widths ot 3-4ths, 7 8th and 4 4ths -, also. Table Oil 4'lolhe, 44th, S-4tha, and 6-4ih wide , These goods are well seasoned and will eadare any climate. jsnl8-3m:si PRLNG GOODS, ISSi. Wm. H. Knoep- O m. 99 William street. New York, Importer and Jobber in French, German, English aid Domestic Govts, lor 1 ailor and Clothier, has received by late arrivala, a large and well selected stock in ... Herman. F.nrliih and French cloths, of all grade and style. Hebair coattnte, drap d'ete, queen s cloth, alpaca amd wonted eoatinca, casnroeretre. , Mixed and clouded z ephyr cloth, plans and twilled Fancy French and Barnsley dril's. Brown and yellow linens. Fancy plaid and figarrd Mararillr. Wkifn and Rnff do do Drab ailk and lines matins a, toartker with aa extensive assort ment of trite mint, and other goods tnitable far the Clothing TnS. mi Ihe mnat favorable BDrma. i.rt iil.r eaah or abort tin barer, and all who atadr their interact, wil! call aad examine his stock before parcasetag eUxr I where. jastia lf:xi NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. rsOMW. H. at'DONatD' ADVKfiTIStNO HOUSI, 103 StAlSiU ST ,K. T. WHOLESALE BOOK HOUSE. COR-NI8II, LAMPORT Si CO., No. 8 Park Place, New York, being extensively engaged in the Publishing, Bookselling and Stationery Business, are prepared to otter every variety of good In tbelr lino on the most liberal terms. Their own publication embrace many vaiuaoie ana popular rolaceiianeoua worxs, together with an unrivaled selection of school book, Including Stoddard' celebrated aerie uf Arithmetic O. L.fcCo. are also large dealer in and manufacturers of every variety of Cap and Letter Papers, which they otter at manulacturera' whole sale prlcea. Order from tho Trade respectlully solicited. apO 3m-ai TNDIA RUBBER GOODS. The Union In- X dia KrJBBf a Co., Warehouse No. 19 Nassau street, New York, extensive manufacturers, under Qoodyear'a patents, of Coats, Life Protorvers, Piano Covers, Capes, Air Beds, Tarpaulins, Caps, Pillow, Surgical and Army i Navy Goods, Cuihlons, Chemical Apparatus. The good made by this company ero warranted to stand all climates, and are superior to those made under any other patent. D. M. WILSON, President. P.M. emriiD, Treasurer and Secretary. epO-Dm-M T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF Jj BUY GOODS t o. o. wiEson & CO., Importers and Jobber of Dry Goods, No. li! Courtland Street, (opposite the National and Western Hotels), and Nos. 11 and 13 Dey Street, NEW YORK, Invite the attention of Whoiksalh Uuvebs to their very large assortment ol goods, which ia kapt complete at all soaaon of the year by the addition of all tho new styles and fabric thai are constantly arriving by "stoaroer" and "packota." We have large departments devoted exclusively to thnsaleof cloths, Caaiimerea. Vesting.. Tailors' Trlmm'nos. White Goods, Uo- liory, Dress Goods, Shawls, Yankeo Notions, Domestics, etc., etc. In addition are displayed large linos of prints, including Merrlmacs and Cochecus, Ginghams, Lawna, Beragcs, Black and other staple Silks, Merinos, Bumbaiines, Alpacas, and the nu merous other arliolea appertaining to tho Dby Goods 1ade Also, agents for tho sale of "iloylc's Itoyal Patent Swantdown Sowing Cotton." We Invito tho attention of the cloaust buyer for cosh or credit. mrl8.1y-M T?AIRBANKS' PLATFORM SCALES. M I. nn or knnurn fleverclv tested Alwava rieht The ac knowledged standard. Agents jJtctjivxClt tv liiuus, voiumuui. marS 4m-H BILLIARD TABLES. The subscribers offer for sale Table ten oer cent. less than any other ea- tablishment In the city of New York, with improved cloth or patent iodia Rubber cushions, which are preferred to all otfaera now in use by the best players in the United States for correctness .mi Alaatieitv. and arn warranted to stand In their nlace for year, without repairing. Gentlemen wl.hing to purchase Ta-Lies or all descriptions, with Marble, Mahogany or Pino Bed, can have their orders tilled the same as 11 they were present, by addressing us by mail. Alwaya on hand, tables, cloths, ball, cues, French leathers, pockets, pool boards, and cue wax of the best dcaerlptlon, ready lor ahipping at the shortest notice. UUirruu at. u i-' hi-. it-, mar9-3m-M CO Ann street, New York. CALT. The subscriber, being largely enga- kZ? ced In tho salt business in the citv of Now York, would in form merchant and consumera that he keepa constantly on hand, Ashton's, Worthington'a and other brands of Liverpool tine salt; Liverpool ground aluin do.; 1 urns' isiana, nouaire, Si. Ubcs and other kinds coarse salt, and refined ground rock salt, in bags of IS aad 7 lbs; also miueral and Ashtonsalt, in thn samn sized bao: also, cases and bat's of Saline do, audoaso of ground rock do, tor aale upon tbo most favorable terms. Orders are solicited, and promptly attended to. by HAMUr.l, UU1 ALiLiiniT, At hi Salt Warehouse, 101 and 103 Broad street, and 297 Washington street. fobl dm-w BENIIAM, WHITNEY & CO., No. 372 Pearl street, New York, manufacturer of PLAIN, JAPANNED Si PLANISHED TIN WARE, and Dealer in Hardwore, Britannia and Glassware, auch as Table Cutlery, Britannia Urns, Tea and Cottoo Pots, Candlesticks, Table Castors, 8oup LiJIes, Fluid and Oil Lamps, Pitchers, Tumblers, Table and Tea fpoons, Fluted and (iermansilver Spoons, Forks and Ladles; Tinned and Knomelcd Sauce-Pans, Muslin Kettk. Fry Pane, Shovel and Tonga, Sad Irona, Iron and lira. Wire. Ilrais Kettles. Sheet Iron. Tin Plate, Block Tin, Antimony, etc All goods carefully packed and tcurrantcd. leDlo-.)in-M nILLMAN & NEAR1NG. 105 Willinm street, New York, wholesale dealers In siir.K AMU nill.l.lHRV (900DH. Invito those vlaiting the city to examine their choico and carefully selected stock of Silks, Parts Ribbons, French Flouers, Laces, IfC. Embracing the largest nsiurtmeul necessary for tho nunnery traue. We offer advantago to thoso bujicg for CASH or APPROVED CREDIT. Janl3m-M YOUNG & L E A V I 1 1 , 1S9 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, (opposite John street,) Importers and Dealers in WATCH EH, DIAMOND, JEWELRY, Gold Pens. Plated Ware. Fine Cutlery, CUNS, PISTOLS. POWDER FLASKS, Shot Belts and Pouches, Gams Bags, FANCY GOODS, Arcordeona, Violin String, Plated or German silver Forks, Spoons, etc , etc, Janl83m-M BROOKS' GREAT EXHIBITION fltlZitt THREAD This alx-eord Thread, made principally from Sea Island cotton, 1 warranted not to kink or knot In sowing and the strongest and smoothest in the world. It Is now taking ihe load ol ell otner mates. FOIl SALE BY Tweedy, Moulton at Plympton, Hunter, Buckley et Co., Calhoun, Vanderburgh it Co., le, Fenton II Phelps, Avery, Uillsrd Si Co., Henrys, Smith St Townsccd, W.&J. Morrison Si Co., John Martin, Jr., V Co., Freeland, Smart a; Co., Claflin, Mellon St Co., Lord, Warren, Salter t Co., Urernway, Brothers & Co., George Opdyke it Co., L. fc V. Klrby St. Co., l.athrop Si Ludington, llurlbut, Ainsworth St Picrson, John Steward, jr., 4k Co., Hmith, Carey ic Mosely, hrouks. Hrothera at Co . etc. And by all tha leading Jobbers, A c, in New York, Boston, Phila delphia and Baltimore. Ieblfr3m-i PREMIUM PIANO FORTES. GROVES- X TP F.N Sl CO.. No. 4S1 Rroadscnv. Nets York, would call the attention ot thnso abont purchasing to their splendid stock of 644) to Trk octave Pianoa, which they believe cannot be excelled by any other In tho city, either in tone, finish, quality of material, or workmanship. Mcdala have been awarded by the American intiitute to lueir instruments arc yemrm in ihm-wm... Having recently purchased thn rotire stock of the late firm ol Dubois At Warrlner, formerly Dubois and Stodart, lavorably knawn fur Kortv veers as Plsno makers, they would Invite the continuance of the favors of Ihcir friends aud customer with the certainty of (ivlng equal satisfaction. For Ilia aouthern market we arn making with Double Iron Frames and detached case, peculiarly adapted to the climate. IcbS-JJin-M TO WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. John C. llFKDa-asow A Co., No. f!3 Hue dn Faubourg Polssnn-niere. Paris, and 174 and 116 Pearl treet, New York, oiler for ale an cxtrn.fve aaa.irtment of French and American Arliflical Flowers, Feather and Ornaments; Italian, French, Lngllsaand American Straw Bonnets, Ribbons, ete. The above, chiefly ol our own manufacture, embrace the largest and most varied stock to be tound in the United State. Samples may be eca at our wareroom in New York. janll-Jui-M NEW YORK SALTPETRE WORKS. The attention of dealera and conaumcr I Invited to tha Hetlned Saltpetre produced at these works, being warranted superior in appearance and quality to any other. Crude Saltpetre for sale in Iota to suit purchasers, at the lowest market price. ,iyiin iii..i.'iin ,r, scarSS lm-x 139 Maiden Lane, New York. THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AINU TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YOKK. TIIOMAH U. BTiinma. Imnorter and Jobber of Silks. Millinery and Fan cy Goods, Hi Ilroadray, Ntts York, ha sow In store, and la daily receiving and offering at the lowest prlcea, a complete aa-ortment of goods ia his line, embracing all the various style and deatgna, cosieieting oi niaca ana w renoee.sbawie, trimmings, bonnet ribbons, taffeta and aata rib-koo. dres trimmiess of all kind, French aad F.nglish crapes, crape lis, ailk cravats, embroideries, glove of ail kind, ailk lace mitu, ban-re, lace, white gooda, hosiery, L.C. Uandker-cfalels etc The anderairoed invite the atteetioa of the Trade, and hi friends generally. Great uduxesacsil ottered to cash aad short time buyers 1'IlOa G. STEARNS. 1G2 Broadway, bet l.iVrty st. aad Maiden Laae, N. T. drc3l ly mHfiMiS DOUGLASS, (hie Bliven & I Docouaa), Comm'ssioa Merchant, manufacturer and howrale dealer le erery . . i i , mnlnim PmH Mm Vmk. V anafa-tn- ne. a nan nin, ' . . . - . rer of I be Premium steel t-quar-e; egrnr lor nee nrmcro, iur , ST ,1.11 Tawlf-r-a 1Wwwm R-mn. Kirvt, rc ; m ... - - j - - ' " . . , . u..tt ffl'i Ru'l. f latM Ulna Hru-l.tl ete - Browa & Krotaer a sneei nrmaa. Drmwm ana uuppev vv i, suim. etc: is. rtewconiw cwtw .mmw, - ASA FABR,Jr, BOTll-ly tote of the Iran of Child, Farr V Co, St. Load. TUST OPENED. The subscribers would re- tt spectrally asnacmnce to tnclr tn-ads aad IB cmanc ia g-w. i . , . .k.a k.w aaaS ine. A a anH raa the sum net est Loea nw, ,u a- m. - - i 1 ' ttrert aad State Avrana, opposite P. Baydea e rartory, where thry an teed to keep eocataaty aa hand, a large aaaiu tauiatof the very beat of Fasally Uroceri-e each aa tea, extce, aagar, , L 4 a.k ,U Mtfah eteeeae. etc- er! loeether wllh every article used by feeailiea, which Usey after to July 14,1832. W. DIXON CO BUSINESS CARDS. W5. DINNISON, in- H. a. OasUMNOTON. "HENNISON & CARRINGTON, Attorneys JJ at Law (OJcein Vdson Buildings), will attend to protei siunal bustnesa in tho State and Federal Uouits j also, to colluo nun, the law ol Insurance and or patent. Jant.'O I aiy LOCIAN BUTTI ES. THKO. COXSTOCK. OXU, 0). COSMTOCK. TJUTTLES, COMSTOCK & CO., (succes JLJ ton to B. Comatock A Co..1 Forwardln and Commission Merchants, Lard Oil Manufacturer, and dealer In salt, plaster, nsn ana lumber, tteaa of the canal, commons, unio. 13 Liberal advance made on consignment. marO JOSEPH F. SMITH, Attorney at Law, Real Estate, Bounty Ltusd aad Penaloa Aent Two door east of Uiith. on Town street, Columbus, Ohio Will attend to the practice of his profeaslon, obtaining pensions, buy. Ing, selling and obtaining land warrants, selling and leasing real estate, examining tand title, ool lection of elatms, etc XJT Letter Irom a distance must be postpaid. jujo TO.. LAKIN, Architect and Builder, of-a fers hla aervleea to tha citizens of Columbu and vicinity, n his line. Drawing lor nlaln and ornamental building, ol every variety, exeou ted In a new atyle, and to auitevery location. Order from a distance promptly attended to. cuargea mou. acuIO. a Shop and office on Sugar Alley," a few door east ol Journal Building. leoii-ujuj .O ERE, ABBOTT & CO., Dealers in Hard IT ware and Cutlerv. Iron, nails, glass, bouse builders' mate rials, farming and mechanical loois, military gOOUS, 010., MO, No. 101 High street, sign ot ine uiu raaioca. XTEW COAL YARD. A new Coal yard 1 X has hnnn nnened nn the lota aonth of the Ohio Tool Com. pany'a F'actory. where Northern and Hocking grate and black. smitn coal win no aoia oy mo tun ur uuiuc. decJ-dtf it. usancLu, ngooi. 1SN HT1CKV, . . CTACEY'S HOTEL, southeast corner Mam KJ and fourth treet, naciiviiie. mnio. ppa nu XTATIONAL HOUSE, Circleville, Ohio- y JONATHAN BOYD (rormerly of the Carlisle House), Proprietor.P. 8 1 have In the ofttco a 11 Private Stock Register," for the benefit of those buying and selling Ihe same, which enable me at any time to give satisfaction In regard to the sale, location, ete., oi all ine stocx in ricaawsy ana aajoining couuue.. Cirolovllle, Ohio, Dee. 17, IBO-'aom j. suiu. T RIDGWAY S IRON FOUNDRY, Broad J a street, near tha brldio. Columbus. Ohio. Stovoa of all kinds, and a great variety of casting, always on hand. A MERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Bos- XV ton. bv f.BWIH RICK t rebuilt, enlarged and elegantly furnlshod ; possessing all the modern improvements and conveniences tor the accommodation of the traveling public. novi3 ly:l NEW ESTABLISHMENT. E. Gaver, as-listed by A. W. Reader, would respectfully announce to tho citizens of Columbus and vicinity, that he baa opened a f'OirKIN WAItEUOOM. directly oppoilte the Franklin House, wbero be Is at all time prepared tu furnish cottins, shrouds, etc., with all tha attention and tlaturcs necoissry on funeral occasions and be wishes it distinctly understood that his terms shall not be of ao objectionable a character aa to prevent ttiifre satisfaction. oc7-dly COLUMBUS CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY jwar re corner of Third and Gay streets. Messr. K If F. HOOTHare manufacturing and have constantly on hand, nt their establishment at the location above named, all kinds of carriage, buggies, eta., made uf the best materials, by the most experienced workmen, and warranted to do good aerv-Ice. The proprietor are both practical carriage makers, and all work ordered from them will give uood sstlslactlon. Repairing done at the shorloit notice. They uavo been carrying on the business in this city tomo ten years, and trust they have some claim to public patronage. oc7-dly LEATHER BELTING. The undersigned, Acenta far the sale of ItliE.S Si HO YT'S celebrated premi um nateni ft I vllnil. Nlrptelieil Leather BnmU . have this day received a lull assortment of all sites, from lVt to 18 inches In width. We would call the attention of the public to tbeabove article, aa one possessing superior merit. I bey are made from the thick and solid oarta of the best oak tanned leather, and aro stretched by powerlul machines, (invented and uard by R. ai II, only,) whereby inev are mace io run atraisni ana true, nave a uniform bearing on the drum or pulley, hold their wldtb"--ly, and Hive from 15 to 25 per oent. more for men those made lu 'bS.0ijdi?u7.im"lIcturer.,prlces, with addition of rrelghtonly, by KII.ROURNE, KUIIN8 A CO., JHIO eignoi ine itu. nroao sxn, iiOiumDus, u. WINDOW SASH. We have made an arrangement with one of the most celobrated aasb manufactories In the West, and are prepared to till all orders for sash. manufactured by practical workmen and of good materials. All orders left at our hardware store. No. 1S9 High street, sign of the Gilt Broad Axe, will receive prompt attention. KII.BOURNE, KUIINS Si CO. Columbus, April 25, 1851. A CARD. Mrs. FRANKENBEKU res-nectfull annnuneea to her' friends, and the oublic gener ally, that, onthe!7ih of March Inst, she intend to open a MMjI.INEKY (HOf, in the new brick Dutioing ol air. Kannemaker. on Third atrcet. below Mound and South streets, next to Dr. Fisher' residence. She willbe prepared tohsveon band all such article a are found In a Millinery Shop, and to furnish them according to the latest French fashion. As she Intends to spare no efforts in thn prompt and most exact execution of all ordera with which sho may be favored, ahe moat respectlully solicits the patronage of her friends snd tho publlo Straw bat, ic, will be washed, colored, and made np in the most fashionable style. All kind of embroidery will be taken, on commission Into tha Shop, and sold to the best advantage of tho manufacturer. marlOJtl AT AND CAP STORE.. THE OLD STaND. - The subscriber comes greeting to every hat and cap wearer In Central Ohio, with one ot the very beat assortments of Hat and Cnpa ever brought to this part of the State, embracing nearly every variety oi aiyie now worn oy iuo oumaa inrauy. Hi net are made to order by some of the best snd most celebrated establishments East and Wost,vlz: Beabe t Co , New York; Bertalctt Si Blynn, Philadelphia; uodd at Co., Bate, Whltcher St. Co.. and others, ol Cincinnati : all of which will be old at fair prlcea ; and be wishes it to be distinctly understood that It Is all nonsense tor others to say they can aell lower than he can. Being a practical batfr, end engaged in the business lor years, be understand what a hat can he made and sold lor. ill STOCK consul ta pari; or ine louowmg varicncs I Black and drab beaver, extra ; Black and drab moleskin, extra; Black and drsb brush, extra ; Otter and aeal drab; Black aud drab Hungarian, very fine; Black and drab Kossuth, in great variety ; A lar e and well selected assortment ot straw goods for men and boys. A very una assortment or straw nat tor cetiaren, etc, ete. HI old friend and the public are Invited to call and examine the .ortment and price. i E. RUDISILL, ap.4 align si , next aoor to ine e-rige unice. WE ARE NOW opening a large and fceautilul assortment ot WATCH Kti . DIAMOND WORK dc JBWUI.MY. Our stock of fine London and Gene va Wstche I superior to Dy in the Htate. Diamond tioga and ulna we offer at New tors prices. Jewelry, silver and plated ware, fine mantle clocks, and cutlery, at wholesale, snd r, tail. All aie lu- vited to call, examine, ana purrneso y j NOTARIAL and other SEALS engraved, and PRESSEStar-nUhed.at the shortest notice. Watches icpaired in tha beat manner. .. ., Flrt doorouta of entrance to eii non-e juU BLYNN Si BALDWIN. I WINDOW SASH. We ! 1 T have purchased the SASH MACIUNERT I formerly used by Buttles, Comstoek Si Co., aad are aow prepared to fill i oraera lor Window Sash and Blinds L of all kinds, of good materials and P workmanship. Ordera left at our iD.raw.rv aiure, iol tJign Bt, sign u, i lilt Padlock, will be promptly attended do. UKRK, ABBOTT AtCO. Columbna, Jan. 16, 1851. dy TO FAMILIES AiSU UiiTAlLEKS Ut FRFSH OYSTERS I am receiving dally fresh Baltimore aad New Havre oyster, which will be sold aa low aa the lowest, la cans or ball can ; ana m ail case in oyster wnico i wn will be warranted good, or ao aale. Ordera Irom the country rarrfaily attended to, with punctuality and dispatch, and by ao dotor I hope to merit a share of publlo patronage. oc.i cp:l.bctleb. JY. SAVAGE, Jr., Watchmaker and Jewel- rr. High street, tercet las American aad Neil Ho tt, Csfma-. CHl.. Haviag purchased the ratire stock or William Parage, I will eoatiaoelbe business at tha old stand, where i will keep a Brat rate wsortment of WATCUES. JFWELRY, SII.VKR SPOON", FORKS, CUTLERY, And a general variety ot FANCY I1MODK. For the preeeat 1 will reside in Hew York, aad person In want of goods, sray rely apua aeeing all new pattern ot Jewelry ia asy atca-n. With tbeee asnraneea he hope to rvtaia the confidence of tha former patron of ta- ecaaeeva, aad of the eitirees generally. The Watch Repairing will be attended to by W. H. Savage, loaf aaowe lauieeecuoaa a ant rate workman Jul J. Y. SAVACE, Ja, NnTirs. Hsrie disposed of a y stock M good to Mr. Joha Y. Savage, Jr, I cheerfully reeomaiead kina to all of my aid caatotnra,aad the sablic reaerallr. At H h akeolntely aeceesaiy that say oatstaading bnsineaa Boai oecioara, an peraoa kaowlng tn isehrea iadebted to aa will sail and sotti p. Ual6j W. M. SAVAGE. rgl.iaiiialin i B HI I I gxVJ5KZtoaZaS.ftfigTM ArtsavWsaJ-V L TRANSPORTATION. rrOLEDO. NORWALK & CLEVELAND X RAILROAD Open through. completing the lst link In the onain oi raiirosaB oetween new York. rJoston. rniiaaeipnia. obi. Minora and Washington City, and Chicago. The only route by which the dangers of Lake navigation are entirely avoided. The quietest ana Deal routs oetween Loiumnu and Chicago ana tne norm west. On and after Monday, April lltb, 1B53, passenger train will run aauy inunaaya excupieu;, a louowai Through Trains. Leave Tolodo at 8:00 . m. and 10:00 p. m. Cleveland at 9:20 a. m. and 8:30 p. m. Bcllevue Trains. Leave Norwalk for Bellevue at 9:00 a. m. " Bellevue for Cleveland at 2:00 p. in. Dav trains ston at all stations. Night train will not atop at Townaeud, Camden or Clyde, except to leave passenger. Connecting, Directly, At Toledo, with trains of Michigan Southern Railroad for Chi. eago aud the west and formlni a line In conneolion with Chi. eago and Rock Island Railroad and (teamen on Illinois river, to St. Louis. , At Bllevue, with Train of Msd River and Lake Erie Road for Maudusky (Jlty, Dayton, Cincinnati, ete. At Monroeville, with Sandusky, MansHeld and Nowark Railroad, for Sandusky City, Shelby Junction, Columbu, Newsrk and Zanesville. At (irattou, with Cleieland, Columbu and Cincinnati Road, for Cleveland, Shelby Junction, Columbus and Cincinnati. At Cleveland, with Lako Shore Road, via Dunkirk, for New Yor, and via Buffalo, for New York, Albany, also for Western Road and Boston. With Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road for Pittsburgh, Wheel- Ing, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington City. V3T Freight forwarded promptly, at fair ratea. E. B. PHILLIPS, Su'pt. Soft' Orrici T. N. Si C. R. R , I Norwalk, O., April 8, 1853. j I aim""g II W LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILROADS. Sumhrx Aubavoxmxnt. fob 1853. 2'iree Passenger 1 rains Daily, (Sundays excepted) Hour of Departure vhavgea Trains run Dy uoiumnu time, wnicn is seven minutes faster than Cincinnati time. On and after Tneailny, April 9, and until further notice, Passenger Train will leave the Depot on East Front Street, Cincinnati, aa follows : Morning Express Train at 7 a. m.; Evening Express Train et 5 p. m. Hillsborough Train at 2.30 p. m. For Llnwood. Plalnsville. Milford, Loveland, Foster', Deerfleld, Morrow, Fort Ancient, Oregon, Corwin and Waynetvtlle, Spring valley, Aeula, ueaurvuie, eteima, Boutn unarieston, bonaon, West Jefferson, Columbu, Yellow Spring and Springfield. Returning will leave Columbus Evening Express Train at 4 10 p. ra. Morning. Eapress Train at 4.30 a. m. Returning Irom SurlngBcld. Train will leave at 5 30 a. m and f.m . , , rassengers ior tiiiisooro', uniiucoine, ana lniermeaiate poiura, will take the 2 30 p. m. Train Irom Cincinnati. rteiurning irom nuisooro , at r.ou a. m. The ExDress Train. 7 a. in. from Cincinnati, and 4.10 p. m., from Columbus, will stop at West Jefferson, London, South Chsrleiton, Xenla,Uorwln,and wayneavlllo, Morrow, Lovetana, Miltnrd and Yellow Sorlnca. onlv. Exnresa Train. S n. m . from Cincinnati, and 4.30 a. m , from Columbus, will stop at Weat Jefferson. London, South Charles- and Waynesville, Oregon, Fort Ancient, Morrow, Deertield, Fos Inn. Me ma. uenarv lie. Aenta. BDnoff vaiier. uiavsvine. lorwio, ter s water etaiton, .oveiana, minora, ana ieiiow opnogs, only. The 7.30 s. m. Train from Hillsboro', and 2 30 p m. Train from Cincinnati, will stop at all way atatlous when required. Lines ol Hacks and Coaches run in connection with the train to the following towns: Lebanon aud Deeineld ; Wilmington and Clarksvllle, from Morrow and Corwin ; Goshen, and points above, from Milford ; Dayton from Xenia. Tho 4.30 a. m. Train from Columbu connect at Cincinnati with regular packets to Madison, Louisville, Evanaville, Naih-ville, St. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans, Sic, io. The Trains connect wttn tne man niver ana l,bko r.rie nan road at Suriniitleld : Columbus and Cleveland Railroad at Co- lumbus with Centra! Ohio Railroad to Zanesville, and Unea of coaches from Zaneaville to Wheeling, &o. On Sundays but one train will be run, leaving Cincinnati at 2 30 p.m., and Columbus at 30 . r, . . . v in ai sn rare irom uoiumDus to aw ...-...-w !) Jv. lilll.OOrOUgn.aa. ...... a. .. ....... Do do Springfield 1.90 Do do Dayton........... Do do Cincinnati 300 For other information, apply to P. W. Stradib. Cincinnati. A. W. BTiax, Xenia. C. G. Dkshlex, Columbus. A. H. Liwts, Agent, Cincinnati. Wm. WmaH.T, Agent, Springfield. T. Louoil, Agent, Columbu. WM. H CLEMENT, Superintendent. Viy The Companv will not be responsible lor batrgage ex reeding fllty dollars in value, unless the same 1 returned to the conductor ur Agent, ana ireignt pata at tne rate ot a passage fur every $500 in value above that amount. aprilS team CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & CINCINNATI. AND CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAILROADS. Chako or Timk On and after Wednesdsy, March Oth, Pa-eager Trains leave aa follows (Sundays excepted) i i;ieveiana ior uoiumuus at a. an. auu o.v p. m. Cleveland for Erie at 7 a. m. and 7:40 p. m, Cleveland for Toledo and Chicago at l:0 a m, and 8:30 m. Erie for Cleveland at 3:30 a. m. and 3:15 p m. Columbu for Cleveland at 12 m. and 11 p. m. Shelby lor Cleveland at 8:30 a. m. and 3:15 p. m Bhelby for Columbu at 12 m. and l!i:40 p. m. FREIGHT AND STOCK TRAINS. Erie for Cleveland at 7:15 a. m. and 6:30 p. m. Cleveland for Erie at 8:45 a. m. and 8:10 p. m. Cleveland for Columbua at 6:15 a. m. Columbus for Cleveland at 6:15 a. ra. RAILROAD CONNECTIONS. At Erfe. with the Erleand Buffalo Road for New York and Bos ton, via Dunkirk, and the New York and Erie Road, and via Buffalo and the Buffalo and Albany and Hudson River Roads to New York, and the Western Road to Boston ; at Columbu, with the Columbus and Xenia and Little Miami Roads to Cincinnati ; at Gallon, wiihthe Beliefontalne and Indiana Road to Marion; at Shelby, with tho Sandusky and Newark Road ; at Grafton with the Toledo. Norwalk and Cleveland Road for Toledo and Chicago; and at Cleveland, with the Pittsburgh Ruad to Pittsburgh, Balti more and fblladeipnia. rvrAiir, t;unpir,t;iiuns. At Grafton, with Elvrla. Medina and Wooster; at New Lon don with Ashland; at Columbua, with Circleville, Chllllcothe and Portsmouth. L. M. HUBBY, Agent, Ctereland. II. NOTTINGHAM, Agent, Erie. N. SOUTHARD, Agent, Columbu. 1. P. DAVIS. Agent, Shelby. Office Cleveland, Columbu and Cincinnati. ) and Cleveland and r.rle Railroad t'o'., Clevelat d Ma ch 7th, 1853. j mar26 A. STONE, Jr., Superintendent. CHEAP STEAM COM VI UNICATION Between PHILADELPHIA Si LI VKRPOOL. The Liver- pool and Philadelphia dteanahip Company intend Bailing their new steamships as lollows: CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2.123 tons, Capt. Robert Lelleh. OU T OF CI.AHGOW, 1,610 tons, Cspt. William Wjlie. CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, 2,200 tuna now building. JVoat Philadelphia. City ol Manchester Saturday, 23d April. City of Glasgow Saturday, 14th May. City of Manchester... .... ............... Saturday, 11th June. City ol Glasgow Saturday, 2d July. From Liverpool. City of Glasgow Wednesday, 20th April City of Mancheater Wednesday, 18th Nay. City of Glasgow Wednesday, 8th June. City of Manchester Wednesday, 6lh July. RATES OF PASSAGE. From Philadelphia. From Liverpool. Saloon alter Staterooms... $90 I Eeloon after Staterooms, SO ga. midship ... 6.1 1 " midship " 15 gs. forward " ... 55 1 forward " 13 gs. Including steward's fee. TniKD-CLAS PASSENGERS. A limited number ot third-class nasaemor will be taken from Philadelphia and Liverpool, and found in provislona. rrom rniiaaeipnia. ..... X2J rrora Liverpool ........ Certificate of nassaxe will be issued here to nartie who are deslroua of brinsing out their friends at carrei punding rate. F reicht on fine foods CO per ton, and coarse goods, hardware, etc., will be taken aobjeet to agreerneat ah experienced surgeon will oe carnca oa eacn snip. For Ireltht or passage apply to THOMAS RICHARDSON. 41 Exchange Place, New York, and Walnut street, Philadelphia. aitusuuaun, Br.urui.KS at iai, Liverpoot. ju!8-dly FAST MAIL LINE. 15 hours from Columbu to Portsmouth On and after Mandar. June 2S, a MAIL COACH will leave Columbus for Circleville, Cbillleothe, and Portsmouth, at 5 o'clock la the morning, and arrive at rortsraoath at 8 o clock la tne evening connecting witnue River Packet to Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Also, leave Portamoath at 5 o'clock ia the morning and arrive at olumbua at B o'clock la tne evening, aauy. ju2o fVKtlULK it HAWKE.S. w. sr. oi.'vis Q, HOLMES & SON, Manufacturers and Im- mrteraof PiPRRIUNfilNflg. As. lr Main Stmt Cincinnati, Okia. keep alwaya ra hand a large and general as- enrtment of WALL PAPER. BOillltRS. FlHEHOARD PAT. TEHNel. WIDE Ct'RTAIN PAPERS. AC, BAND BOXES AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES all of which they offer to the ooantry trade at the lowest prior. Perarma visithu the citv ia want of ctt for Parlor. Balls, Diaing Room, or Chamber, will do well by calling oa the sab- amorr at na. if," iUBinjiaarei inrssnwr n"i Market e) pace. saarzi-iya INSURANCE. INSURANCE ON LIFE AND LIVE J. STORK, against loss or damage by Fi, and against tba peril of the Hx and Inland Navmation, on property or every desnrlpttutt, taken In the following companies l UNION niCTCAL LIFE INSDUANCE COMPANY, Capital 1110,000. OHIO LIFE IN8CRAN0B COMPANY, CINCIN NATI, OHIO, Capital .9100,000. NEW ENGLAND LIVE flTOCK INS. COMPANY . , NEV HAVEN, CONN. CP'I SO,O00. EAGLE IN8I7BANCE COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O. Capital 9300,000. EQUITABLE FIKE INS. CO., OF LONDON. Capital 92,500,000. Risks taken on the most liberal terms, and all losses nromntl adjusted. msr3 dly T. STOCKTON, Agent, LIFE INSURANCE STABILITY, SE CURITY, PERPETUITY. THE MUTUAL LIFE INSUR ANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, NO. 35 WALL STREET NET ACCUMULATED CASH FUND, H,800,OO0. Seen rely Invested la Bond and Mortsraaea aa Real Estate, chlellv in the citiea of New York and Brooklvn. (the real estate In oach and every case being worth double tho amount loaned thereon.) ALL THIS PROFITS ARB DIVIDED AMONG THE INSURED! Aad, on Polielea for the whole ol lite, will be made available In part paymentof premiums, after the dividend of 1853, to those wno wisu it. Annuities granted on favorable term. Loasea aettled promptly. Pamphlets explanatory of the principles of Mutual Lile Insur ance, and Illustrating iu advantage, with form of application, may be obtained at the olllce of the Company, 35 Wall Street, or anv of ita agents. JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President. 1SAAU AHHATi, Secretary. C11AS. GILL, Actuary. C. T. FLOWERS, Agent, at City Bank EZAHININO rkVIIOUNI, Dk. R. Thompson, I -,,.,. nov8-d6m . Da. R. L. Howabb, j """ INSURANCE HEAD-O.UARTERS, Three JL doors west of the Postofflce, up stslrs, CoLtrtiBDs, Ohio. i. iif, r lie, irinrme, and Health- Insurance. WARREN JENKINS. General Insurance Aacnt. reouest all persons wishing Insurance to call and Investigate tho claims of the following companiea to their unlimited confidence. IN LIFE INSURANCE he represents The Mutual Benefit, ol Now York and New Jeraev one of the best established and moatreltable compsnlesnow doing business In the United States. Assets about 1 1,500,000. Also The Amorlcan Temperance, of Hartford. Connecticut. ottering ample security snd many extra advantage to Temperance men. Capital, 1100,000. Also The American Mutual, of New Baren. Connoctleut. This Company baa some feature believed to onerate verv bene. ficially to the policy holdera. Capital, $10,000. Call and examine tbo statenionta and prospects of esch and all of tbcBe companies, and select for yoursolve.. IN FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE, the following companies are with confidence recommended aa eminently deserving of unbounded confidence The Franklin, of New York. Capital, 1300,000; The Etna, of Utlca, New York. Capital, 170,000; The Springfield, of Massachusetts. $150,000; The City, of Cincinnati. Canltal.t200.O0O: The Granite, of Ullca, New York. Capital, 1300,000; The Hudson River, New York. Capital, $300,001) ; The Henaselaer, New York. Capital, $.00,000 ; IN HEALTH INR8UKANCE, the People' Mutual Health As-iociatlon, of Springfield, Massachusetts, incorporated by the Legislature of Massachusetts, offers testimonials of unqusliona-ble weight nd credibility. Capital, M,000. eep29-ly WARREN JENKINS, Gen'l Ins. Agent CONVEYANCING and NOTARIAL Business. warren JENKINS. Notary Publlo and Con veyancer, will attend to all calls lu this line, at reasonable charges. Titles investigated and abstracts ol titles furnished, to any land in Franklin oounty, on abort notice. Office in Piatt's block south side of State street, up stairs. sep2U-ly COLUMBUS AGENCY KENTUCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO Guaranty Fund. (100,000. This Company offer to the Insured all the security andadvantageaof the Mutual and Jolntstock plans (as heretofore applled)eombined, namely t Low rateaol premium; an an nuai return, in oasn, oi tue percentage rjqutrea lortneonntin-xeut risk ol the year: an adouuate butnotexcessiveurovlslon lor the future security of membersforthewholeterm ol Hie, with an adequate interest in me accumulating lund aecuredto auch member, at death, by credits upon their policies; guaranty fund designed lor tha permanent security of short term members, and also for tho present security of those for the whole term of life. Thlf the onlv Mutual Life Insurance Coinnanv wbnan ratea of premium are fixed at a f airredueed standard, with a nrovla- lon for an annually inoreaslngaccumulatlono! funds(lor future seourlty) In exact proportion to the amount of business and the Increasing risk Irom advancing age among the member. Pamphlet. Tract. Ac. alvlni In detallthenlanand ratea ol the Uompany.furnUhed gratis, and applleatlon. received, by J, 11. TU I I 1.15, Agent. 8. M. Smith, Medical Examiner. oc23-d THE INVINCIBLE ANDNEVER-FAIL-1NU REMEDY A certain cure for MAN AND BEAST. W. B. Farrell' Celebrated Original ARABIAN LINIMENT. This extraordinary ureoaratlon la not onlv far auoerior to all the Liniment and Ointment now before the nubile, but noises- see specific qu.lltles entirely unknown to the most learned of the Medical Faoulty. It wide-Dread eelebritv haa brouaht out a host of article In Imitation of It, wllh all sort of name, but none of them begin to compare with the superior,old-established Arabian Liniment For tbe Nerrsua Svaiem It operates like a charm, soothing down ibe moat violent agonlea uu yam in tow uiiuuic niter its application, Slnmpa, Sort) Throat aad Breaata. It speedily causes the dissipation of any possibility of matter forming In tbe parts, and bring about a regular and healthy action of tbe glandular system. A Kevulalve, Anodyne and Balaam. In cases of Ruptured Muscle and Tendons, iu nowerful ra. vulslve and healing qualities cause the parta to unite without leaving ine leaat soreness or want oi power behind. In Braise and Swellings, it act on the prlnepla of a counter Irritant and anodyne, relieving tbe pain almost lnstattly, and reduces the swelling In an Incredibly short space of time. A Stimulant and Nervine. It I a stimulant imusrelo tone and visor to tha whole nerv ous and muscular system. For llneamnti.m. or any other Inflammatory condition of the muscular eyatem or chronic stiffness of the same, ft stands at the very bead of all the remedies ever offered to the public, and none can equal It. ruuoBD., nepmra, arc. For bites of poisonous snakes it mar be confidentlr relied on aa a prompt and effectual remedy, acting as a caaauc and specific In such hitherto fatal case. For Chilblains, Burns, Old Bote, Corns, Wsrts, Erysipelas, Croup, Nervous Headache, Bote Ejus, even to partial Blindness, lis eueci are astonisntng. The great advantage this article poasessc over all other remedies, is Its brief operation on the ayatem. It curt- quickly it Is the most certain remedy In existence, and it ia sold cheaper than any other medicine in nse. We fearlessly assert that this great Arabian remedy will do more good tor fesi money than any other Liniment or Ointment in the world. For Horse and Collie, it effect are equally striking and salutary. In Sweeny it haa no equal, being an iotailible cure also, in Poll Evil, Big Head, Fistula, Spavin, Galls, Stralu, Bruises, Scrstchea, VVonada, no matler bow bad, Sore Eves, even to bliudness, swellinirs of ev ery description, and many inflammatory diseases. UtllvIVi' Kill KITH, lOlINTKUrKlTS. Bewsre of a base Counterfeit called 11. U. Farrell Arabian Liniment This spurious article Is sold byao-naa "Farrell Liniment," to those whe are not careful tu call lor the genuine W. B. Farrell'a Arabian Liniment. Always ask lor W. B. FAR. HELL'S ARABIAN LINIMENT, aed take no other. tjfVTho genuine Arabian Liniment la sold by DENId St IlAKItY, I. Si H.T. COOK, (i. ROBERTS CO., and WM. FAUHENHOLTZ, Columbu. J. P. Gateliaa, Carroll: Joihua Betta, Cottage Mills; Cherry Y Stimmel, Loekbonrae; T. Jones St Bro., London ; O. H. Blls Si Co , Weat Jeflerson, E. Geohegan, Baltimore; E. L. Slocum, Lancaster; J.N.Wilson, Newark; Page St Iogram, Newark ; Spencer at Channel, Boltcrgreeu, x John D. Parke. Cincinnati: And Druggtats and Merchant generally, la tha Halted State and Canada. marv3 SEASONED LUMBER, LOW FOR CASH. The subscribers have oa hand a lull assortment of sea oned lumber and ahingle of all k ine1 for building purpose. They have also, In addifioa to their flooring machine, pat la operation one exprealy for eurfacing, aad are prepared to tarnish, oa short notice, lumber dr,-sea on one or both aide, from z iDcnea gu.ai.Diii am mm ia taicKDf-ss. Yellow and white pine, aB and oak fluorine alwava oa hand All ordera from a diatance promptly attended to. Warchooae and Lumber Yard head of the canal, Columbu.. Ohio. apl BUITLKS, COMSTOCK A CO. RITING FLUID. This article will not corrode, aad flow freely from the pea, and I worthy tbe attention of banker, lawyer, and a-1 e:hr consumera ot ln. it cannot be erased oy acta., r or aie J ine mi or gallon by (sepiO) JOUN R.COOK. 5 CENTS. Columbus AND Frakklinton Oar-natm On and after Monday, the 7th Inst., aa Omnibus line will ma between bbaptrr'a Tavcra in Franklintoa, aad the American Hotel. Fare fenta oaly. Leave the American every hour during the day, comaeaeiag at 6 40. A M. Leave Shapter every hoar daring the day, com car acing at 7, A. M. Gentlemen will be expected to oay la change, or call at the office and purchase ticket. B.O. REAM. Bear, a dtf . NEW BOOKS At J. II. RILEY & CO'SJ Disroveriea among the Rain of Nineveh aad Babylon, with Travels fa America, Kardiit.a and the De-vert, bvteg the result of a second expedition. By Aastra H. Layard, M. P. White, Red. Black; Sketrhe of Amerteaa 8octery ia the Called ajtate ; by Francis and Isms Palakyi 1 vol. Amabel, a Family History; by Elizabeth Wormier. A very fascinating book. Jast received at tbo Mew Bookstore of marl7 I. B. RILEY CO.